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Democratic Entente

Bulgarian political coalition
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  • Aleksandŭr Tsankov

    …new political coalition, the “Democratic Entente,” stood for the reestablishment of parliamentary democracy. It secured a large majority in the November 1923 elections, but civil disturbances nonetheless continued practically unchecked through the end of his ministry (January 1926). During the 1930s Tsankov remained a prominent political figure. He was…

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    …new political coalition, the “Democratic Entente,” stood for the reestablishment of parliamentary democracy. It secured a large majority in the November 1923 elections, but civil disturbances nonetheless continued practically unchecked through the end of his ministry (January 1926). During the 1930s Tsankov remained a prominent political figure. He was…

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