1913 – Bulgarian Revival Day is established as a national holiday to honor the educators and leaders of the Bulgarian Revival.
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On This Day in Bulgaria: November 2
1912 – During the First Balkan War, Bulgarian forces secured key positions, pushing towards Adrianople.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 3
1878 – The Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) is founded shortly after the liberation of Bulgaria.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 4
1989 – Large-scale protests began in Sofia, marking the beginning of the end of the communist regime.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 5
1918 – The Treaty of Neuilly-sur-Seine caused Bulgaria significant territorial and population losses after WWI.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 6
1885 – During the Serbo-Bulgarian War, Bulgarian troops achieved a decisive victory at the Battle of Slivnitsa.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 7
1944 – The Fatherland Front government launched a massive mobilization effort to support the war against Nazi Germany.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 8
1923 – The Bulgarian government and the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes signed the Nish Agreement.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 9
1912 – The Battle of Lule Burgas-Bunar Hissar resulted in a significant victory for the Bulgarian army in the First Balkan War.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 10
1877 – The Siege of Plevna, a pivotal battle during the Russo-Turkish War, continued as Bulgarian volunteers fought alongside the Russian army.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 11
1945 – The first post-war elections in Bulgaria are held, leading to a communist-dominated parliament.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 12
1924 – Bulgarian political leader Todor Alexandrov is assassinated in the Pirin Mountains.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 13
1989 – Petar Mladenov becomes the General Secretary of the Bulgarian Communist Party, replacing Todor Zhivkov.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 14
1942 – The trial against the leaders of the Bulgarian anti-fascist movement began in Sofia.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 15
1900 – The first Bulgarian telegraph and telephone connection between Sofia and Varna is established.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 16
1992 – The Bulgarian Parliament declares the formal end of the communist regime and starts a major privatization program.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 17
1877 – Russian and Bulgarian troops capture the important administrative center of Etropole from the Ottomans.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 18
1944 – The government implements new agrarian reforms, aiming to modernize the Bulgarian agricultural sector.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 19
1905 – A massive strike of railway workers in Bulgaria begins, demanding better working conditions and rights.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 20
1920 – Bulgaria officially joins the League of Nations as part of the post-war international restructuring.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 21
1916 – The Bulgarian army successfully occupies Bucharest during the campaign in Romania in WWI.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 22
1946 – The Bulgarian National Assembly adopts the law on nationalization of industrial and mining enterprises.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 23
1878 – The first census of the population in Bulgaria after the liberation is initiated.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 24
1921 – Bulgarian writer and poet Ivan Vazov, known as the Patriarch of Bulgarian Literature, passed away.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 25
1908 – A new law on the Bulgarian education system was introduced, aiming to improve literacy across the country.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 26
1944 – Sofia hosts a grand parade of victory and peace to celebrate the end of major conflicts in the country.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 27
1919 – Bulgaria signs the Treaty of Neuilly-sur-Seine under protest, ending its participation in the Balkan Wars and WWI.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 28
1876 – The Bulgarian revolutionary and poet Hristo Botev is remembered for his dedication to the Bulgarian national cause.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 29
1945 – The Bulgarian government recognizes the independence of the new democratic state in neighboring country.
On This Day in Bulgaria: November 30
1927 – A major archaeological discovery is made in Bulgaria, uncovering ancient Thracian artifacts.