The Bulgarian Orthodox church will be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for rescuing the Bulgarian Jews from deportation to Nazi concentration camps during the World War II. The initiative comes from the committee on friendly relations with...
The Bulgarian Orthodox church will be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for rescuing the Bulgarian Jews from deportation to Nazi concentration camps during the World War II.
The initiative comes from the committee on friendly relations with Bulgaria in Jerusalem and its chairperson, the lawyer Moshe Aloni.
The future nomination was officially announced during the meeting of Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Boyko Borissov with the Bulgarian community in Israel on 25th of February.
Bulgaria’s PM Borissov is on a two day official visit to Israel, at the invitation of his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu.
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