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Todor Aleksandrov

Macedonian leader
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  • Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization

    …pro-Bulgarian wing of IMRO under Todor Aleksandrov assassinated Bulgaria’s prime minister, Aleksandŭr Stamboliyski, in 1923. The next year Aleksandrov himself was assassinated, at which time Alexander Protogerov assumed control of the organization, only to be displaced by Ivan Mihailov. The Mihailovists, as they were known, continued to identify closely with…

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    …pro-Bulgarian wing of IMRO under Todor Aleksandrov assassinated Bulgaria’s prime minister, Aleksandŭr Stamboliyski, in 1923. The next year Aleksandrov himself was assassinated, at which time Alexander Protogerov assumed control of the organization, only to be displaced by Ivan Mihailov. The Mihailovists, as they were known, continued to identify closely with…

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