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Dryanovo: Professor Grigorova met Mrs Stefka Dimitrova at Ritual Hall
In the full Ritual Hall of the Municipality of Dryanovo, Mrs Stefka Dimitrova presented her book "Village of Radovtsi - Life and Memories". It collects memories and articles about the nearly 300-year history of Radovtsi
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Book presentation written by Stefka Dimitrova to begin at 17:00
At the beginning of 2023, a new book was published, which enriches the knowledge of the Dryanovo region and, more specifically, the village of Radvotsi
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