Todor Jivkov
Todor Jivkov was the long-serving leader of Bulgaria, holding power from 1954 until 1989. His regime was characterized by strict communist policies, suppression of dissent, and economic struggles. After his ousting, he faced charges for corruption and abuse of power, receiving a seven-year prison sentence, which was later commuted to house arrest. Jivkov remains a controversial figure in Bulgarian history, symbolizing the complexities of the communist era.
Born on Sep 07, 1911 (114 years old)
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Todor Jivkov was present alongside Nicolae Ceaușescu during the Day of the Harvest in 1967.
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Todor Jivkov was a former communist dictator who was sentenced to seven years in prison but ultimately avoided incarceration.
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