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Hi all,
I'm doing some research works on Bulgaria and its role in Balkan and World wars. I'm looking for some information about the reformed Bulgarian 1st Army in 1944 and 1945. Would anyone please tell me the commander of that army at that period? And we know that Societ Union took over Bulgarian army and put it under command of 3rd Ukranian Front. But did Russian also try to seize Bulgarian navy vessels and air force units?
Thanks in advance!
Jasen from Beijing
I'm doing some research works on Bulgaria and its role in Balkan and World wars. I'm looking for some information about the reformed Bulgarian 1st Army in 1944 and 1945. Would anyone please tell me the commander of that army at that period? And we know that Societ Union took over Bulgarian army and put it under command of 3rd Ukranian Front. But did Russian also try to seize Bulgarian navy vessels and air force units?
Thanks in advance!
Jasen from Beijing
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Ok, here is what I got:
LG Hristo Lukov - former Minister of War - killed by communist assault group on 13.02.1943
LG Nikola Hristov - Commander of 3rd Army - killed on 08.09.1944
MG Asen Karov (Karev?) - Commander of 12th Infantry Division - killed on 10.09.1944
LG Atanas Stefanov - Commander of 4th Army - Killed on 12.09.1944
MG Anton Ganev - Former Commander - Killed (?) on 14.09.1944
MG Georgi Tanovski - Former Cavalry Inspector - Killed on 27.09.1944
MG Ivan Kyuchukov - Former Commander of 7th Infantry Division - Killed or Suicide (?) on 01.11.1944
MG Kocho Stoyanov - Commander of 1st Infantry Division - ?
MG Petar Tzankov - Commander of the Reserve Officer School - ?
Sentenced by the People's Court and killed on 01.02.1945 near Sofia:
LG Nikola Mihov - Regent
LG Kiril Preslavski - Regent
LG Teodosi Daskalov - former Minister of War
LG Rusi Rusev - former Minister of War
LG Ivan Rusev - former Interior Minister
Sentenced by People's Court and killed on 15.03.1945:
LG Konstantin Lukash - Chief Inspector of the Army
MG Trifon Trifonov - Former Chief of General Staff
There are more names (about a dozen?), but I have not identified these with 100% certainty. I'll try to update this list if possible.
LG Hristo Lukov - former Minister of War - killed by communist assault group on 13.02.1943
LG Nikola Hristov - Commander of 3rd Army - killed on 08.09.1944
MG Asen Karov (Karev?) - Commander of 12th Infantry Division - killed on 10.09.1944
LG Atanas Stefanov - Commander of 4th Army - Killed on 12.09.1944
MG Anton Ganev - Former Commander - Killed (?) on 14.09.1944
MG Georgi Tanovski - Former Cavalry Inspector - Killed on 27.09.1944
MG Ivan Kyuchukov - Former Commander of 7th Infantry Division - Killed or Suicide (?) on 01.11.1944
MG Kocho Stoyanov - Commander of 1st Infantry Division - ?
MG Petar Tzankov - Commander of the Reserve Officer School - ?
Sentenced by the People's Court and killed on 01.02.1945 near Sofia:
LG Nikola Mihov - Regent
LG Kiril Preslavski - Regent
LG Teodosi Daskalov - former Minister of War
LG Rusi Rusev - former Minister of War
LG Ivan Rusev - former Interior Minister
Sentenced by People's Court and killed on 15.03.1945:
LG Konstantin Lukash - Chief Inspector of the Army
MG Trifon Trifonov - Former Chief of General Staff
There are more names (about a dozen?), but I have not identified these with 100% certainty. I'll try to update this list if possible.
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Dibo,
I just checked with my copy of Rumen Rumenin's Oficerskijat korpus v Bulgaria 1878-1944. There is no entry for a MG Georgi Tanovski, however there is a referal to a Petr Ivanov Tianovski (or Tyanonski) who became Major-General on the 6th of June 1939. Same person as you list?
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Steen Ammentorp
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I just checked with my copy of Rumen Rumenin's Oficerskijat korpus v Bulgaria 1878-1944. There is no entry for a MG Georgi Tanovski, however there is a referal to a Petr Ivanov Tianovski (or Tyanonski) who became Major-General on the 6th of June 1939. Same person as you list?
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Steen Ammentorp
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No, this one is Georgi Tanovski:
http://forum.boinaslava.net/showpost.ph ... stcount=30
Petar Tanovski is different - see the list on p.3 of this thread...
http://forum.boinaslava.net/showpost.ph ... stcount=30
Petar Tanovski is different - see the list on p.3 of this thread...