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Bulgarian politician, poet and novelist
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    …and playwright Yordan Radichkov, and Blaga Dimitrova, a poet and novelist who served briefly as the vice president of Bulgaria. Other contemporary Bulgarian writers of note included Maria Stankova, Emil Andreev, Georgi Tenev, and Milen Ruskov. (For further discussion, see Bulgarian literature.)

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    …and playwright Yordan Radichkov, and Blaga Dimitrova, a poet and novelist who served briefly as the vice president of Bulgaria. Other contemporary Bulgarian writers of note included Maria Stankova, Emil Andreev, Georgi Tenev, and Milen Ruskov. (For further discussion, see Bulgarian literature.)

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