Sea (Bulgarian: Бяло море, romanized: Byalo more; Macedonian: Бело море, romanized: Belo more; Serbo-Croatian: Belo more / Бело море). The Turkish name...
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et sa Population Chrétienne". Paris, 1905, р.198-199. "Weekend - Към Бяло море по стъпките на Гоце - Стандарт". Archived from the original on 4 June...
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German troops. See Schrader (1999). From the Bulgarian term "Bialo Moré" (Бяло море) denoting the Aegean Sea. See also Bulgarisation. Greek sources note also...
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raising and were nearer to their lands on the Aegean Sea (The White Sea, or Бяло море, in Bulgarian) in present-day Greece. After 1945 the village continued...
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the day over them. In 1942 a floating restaurant called "White Sea" ("Бяло море") was opened in the lake. In 1972, numerous renovations of the lake were...
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activity of the village's community center "Byalo more 1929" (Bulgarian: Бяло море 1929). The term Chernichevian diaspora refers to the population who left...
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(„Папагалчето и пеперудката“) Fairy tale. 1968 One Small White Cloud („Едно малко бяло облаче“) Fairy tale. 1970 The Six Little Penguins („Шестте пингвинчета“....
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