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| The ancient stronghold Tsarevets in Veliko Turnovo - old capital of Bulgaria |
| City museum of the past in Lyaskovets |
| One of many beautiful examples of marvellous Bulgarian nature - landscape from Yantra river which flows through the cities of Veliko Turnovo, Gabrovo, etc. |
| Another view from Yantra river (Veliko Turnovo) |
| One of picturesque dam lakes near Veliko Turnovo |
| The First Gate of the Castle of Tsarevets in Veliko Turnovo |
| Samples of Bulgarian architecture - Renaissanse style |
| Front view of Tsarevets stronghold |
| City park in Veliko Turnovo - downtown |
| Bulgarian sunsets are well known all around the world |
| "The Eight World Wonder" - The Seven Lakes of Rila mountain |
| Veliko Turnovo and Yantra river - it's winter time... |
| The sight from old quarters of Veliko Turnovo |
| The monument of the four of the most glorious Bulgarian kings - the Assenevtsi dinasty (Veliko Turnovo) |
| The monument of Assenevtsi against the background of old suburbs of Veliko Turnovo |
| The old amphitheatre at the center of Plovdiv - even Ritchie Blackmore was amased by its spirit... |
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| The inventor of the computer - professor John Atanasoff |
| was a native Bulgarian? The man who is called "the father of the contemporary PC" was born on 4 October 1903 a few miles west of Hamilton, New York. His father was a Bulgarian immigrant named Ivan Atanasov. His last name was changed to Atanasoff by immigration officials when he arrived with an uncle in 1889, and later on, his first name was changed to John. |