Remains of Bulgarian tsar Samuil transferred from Thessaloniki to Sofia
Summary
The remains of medieval Bulgarian ruler Tsar Samuil were handed over to Bulgaria at a ceremony at the Museum of Byzantine Culture in Thessaloniki, attended by the Bulgarian and Greek prime ministers, then flown by military aircraft to Sofia for a state welcoming ceremony. The handover is part of a wider agreement under which Bulgaria returns 48 church and historical items taken from Greece during World War One, with the remains having been discovered in the mid-20th century in a church on St Achilleios island in Lake Prespa.
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Posmrtni ostaci cara Samuila vraćeni u Bugarsku nakon više od 1.000 godina Posmrtni ostaci srednjovjekovnog bugarskog vladara iz Soluna prebačeni u Sofiju vojnim avionom uz
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- Solun · City / settlement
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- Sofija · City / settlement
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- 04:13 PMAnadolija (Anadolu Agency, BS)Open the original
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