Tsar Boris III saved Bulgaria’s Jews but was allied with Hitler and oversaw the murder of Jews in territories Bulgaria controlled. (JTA) — Bulgaria’s president was on hand on Friday for a ...

St. Sophia Church, where the president’s ceremony took place, is home to plaques honoring Tsar Boris III and his wife that briefly stood in Jerusalem’s Bulgarian Forest.

She attributes her incredible powers to a tornado which blinded her. And world leaders, such as Bulgarian Tsar Boris III and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, reportedly consulted her in person After ...

The married life of Eastern Orthodox Tsar Boris III of Bulgaria and Roman Catholic Giovanna of Italy, which began in a violent rainstorm at Assist (TIME, Nov. 3) continued its hectic course last ...

So much so that prominent figures like the Bulgarian Tsar Boris III and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev consulted her in person ...

Her alleged powers first came to public attention during World War II, and high-profile figures such as Bulgarian Tsar Boris III and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev are said to have sought her counsel.

She attributes her incredible powers to a tornado which blinded her. And world leaders, such as Bulgarian Tsar Boris III and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, reportedly consulted her in person After ...

For perhaps the first time since the ascension of Tsar Boris III (1918), His Majesty managed to slip out of Sofia last week en route for Switzerland before rumors could be started that he went in ...

The association behind the Tsar Boris III club was formed in November 2021. Tome Blazheski, its president, said its namesake "has not been convicted anywhere in any international court" for his ...

(New York Jewish Week) — King Boris III reigned over Bulgaria from his father’s abdication in 1918 — after Bulgaria’s defeat in World War I — until his mysterious death at 49 in 1943.

On August 28, 1943, Tsar Boris III died. The film presents his life and national mourning. The funeral is attended by officials, special envoys from abroad, and thousands of ordinary Bulgarians.

Officials marked 80 years since Tsar Boris III stopped the deportation of the country's 48,000 Jews; they didn't mention the 11,000 whose murder by Nazis his government facilitated ...