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VII. The Contemporary Period, 1945–2000> B. Europe, 1945–2000> 7. Eastern Europe, 1945–2000> g. Bulgaria
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(See 1943, Aug. 29)
 
g. Bulgaria
 
 
1945, Nov. 18
 
The first general election gave overwhelming support to the single list of the Fatherland Front, a wartime coalition of major parties, by this time under Communist control.  1
 
1946
 
In a sweeping purge, more than 1,500 high-ranking men and ten times as many minor figures in the old regime were killed.  2
 
March 31
 
Premier Kimon Gueorguiev formed a Communist-dominated government.  3
 
Sept. 8
 
A referendum decided against the monarchy.  4
 
Sept. 15
 
Bulgaria was proclaimed a PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC. Young Tsar Simeon II went into exile.  5
 
Oct. 27
 
General elections for a constituent assembly, carried on with considerable governmental interference, resulted in a Communist majority.  6
 
Nov. 21
 
Veteran Communist Georgi Dimitrov returned from Moscow to become premier.  7
 
 
 
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