One of the best ways to spend your upcoming holiday is also the easiest – go C

CHALKIDIKI FOREVER

One of the best ways to spend your upcoming holiday is also the easiest – go Chalkidiki
Bulgaria's rich ancient heritage is yours to explore

ROMAN PLOVDIV

Bulgaria's rich ancient heritage is yours to explore
Forget the make-believe nestinari in restaurants and resorts and experience the

WALKING ON FIRE

Forget the make-believe nestinari in restaurants and resorts and experience the real thing in the village of Balgari
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Reviews

FILM REVIEWS

Live Free or Die Hard; Knocked Up; Disturbia; 28 Weeks Later

Issue 11, August 2007

 

 

WWW REVIEWS

Events, photography, rentals, travels

Issue 10, July 2007

 

 

GADGETS

ASUS W5FE; NETGEAR SPH200D; NOKIA N76; Mio C520 GPS

Issue 10, July 2007

 

 

WORLD GROOVES

Putumayo, as a record company, started in 1993. Before that it was a clothing store chain based in the United States selling ethnic clothing founded by Dan Storper.

Issue 10, July 2007

 

 

THE BULGARIAN UNIVERSE

The project to design a Bulgarian car began a year ago. The “driving force” behind it (pun intended!) was Professor Harald Leschke, the former head of Mercedes-Benz Advanced Design, currently living in Sliven.

Issue 10, July 2007

 

 

MUSIC REVIEWS

Roberto Fonseca; Tiesto; Timbaland Presents; Lang Lang & Orchestre de Paris

Issue 10, July 2007

 

 

FILM REVIEWS

Grindhouse: Death Proof; Grindhouse: Planet Terror; Cannes 2007: A Breakthrough for Romanian Cinema; Perfume: The Story of a Murderer

Issue 10, July 2007

 

 

WWW REVIEWS

www.focus-news.net; www.eu50.eu; www.museumofbadart.org; www.selo.bg

Issue 9, June 2007

 

GADGETS

LG FLATRON L1900J; SAMSUNG F300; GARMIN ZU–MO 550; Mio C310 GPS

Issue 9, June 2007

 

 

MUSIC REVIEWS

Musical Instruments in Bulgaria; De Phazz; The Da Vinci Lounge Compilation; Depeche Mode

Issue 9, June 2007

 

 


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VAGABOND VIDEO

70 years ago, on 10 March 1943, Bulgaria's pro-Nazi government decided to defy Berlin and halt the deportation of Bulgaria's 50.000 Jews. This was down to the actions of one man - Dimitar Peshev. Just two years later he faced Communist justice and found himself on trial for his life. His niece Kaluda Kiradjieva remembers

This video was produced by www.mycentury.tv

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