The Ambassador as Historian

An Eyewitness Account of Bulgarian-Greek Relations in the 1980s
Nikolai Todorov
Pages/Illustr. xii+307
Paperbound
Status: In Stock

ISBN: 0-89241-587-8

The author, a distinguished historian and member of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, served as ambassador to Greece during a period which opened with the advent to power of the first socialist government in that country and closed with the events that led to the collapse of the former Soviet bloc.This time of rapid changes was characterized ironically by the unprecedented establishment of a stable, even warm relationship between two countries which have been more often enemies than allies, but which also are heirs to a common heritage. Todorov's historian's sense permeates this fascinating narrative, fleshed out with insights on the personalities, events and circumstances, made possible by the proximity afforded to a diplomat.

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