Ivan Peev Plachkov (1864—1942): An enlighter and publicist in the politics
Иван Пеев Плачков (1864—1942). Един просветител и публицист в политиката
Category: Modern Bulgarian History; Bulgaria during the Interwar period
Language: Bulgarian with summaries in English and French

   Ivan Peev Plachkov (1864—1942) is one of the long-lasting participants in the Bulgarian public life. A journalist, publisher, teacher, literary man, linguist and prominent administrator of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, he enters the political life after two decades of public activity. In the end of 1899 and in the early 1900, he became twice Minister of Education, taking part in the attempts of the palace and general Racho Petrov to create a reformist force in order to replace the party forces which they believe were failing. With the brief ministerial experience and the episodic participation in the parliament behind his back, Ivan Peev reconsiders his political role and becomes a prominent member of the People’s Party which makes him one of those who would later dominate the main party until 1934.

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Увод

Дългият път на експерта към политиката: свой сред чужди

„Либералният“ консерватор: чужд сред свои

Избрани съчинения на Иван Пеев Плачков

Използвана литература и извори

Резюме на български език

Резюме на английски език

Резюме на френски език

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