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Vasil Radoslavov

Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1854-1929).

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Vasil Radoslavov was a Prime Minister of Bulgaria. Born on 27 July 1854 in Lovech, Radoslavov died on 21 October 1929 in Berlin at the age of 75.

Positions held include Minister of Justice (1884–1886), Minister of Justice (1886) and Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1886–1887). Radoslavov studied at Heidelberg University and Aprilov National High School.

With a Wikipedia article in 24 languages, Vasil Radoslavov is No. 68,020 in the People and Position Index.

Born
27 July 1854, Lovech
Died
21 October 1929, Berlin (aged 75)
Country
Bulgaria
Known as
Politician
Field
Politics
Party
Liberal Party (Radoslavists)
Education
Heidelberg University, Aprilov National High School
Languages
Bulgarian, German
Wikipedia editions
24

Did you know

30

Was 30 when first minister of Justice (1884).

75

Lived to 75.

27 Jul

Shares a birthday with Giosuè Carducci and Alexandre Dumas fils.

6

One of 6 people in the Index born in Lovech, with Georgi Ivanov.

24

Has a Wikipedia article in 24 languages.

Computed from the Index and Wikidata.

Career

Positions held

  1. 1884–1886Minister of Justice
  2. 1886Minister of Justice
  3. 1886–1887Prime Minister of Bulgaria
  4. 1886–1887Minister of Finance
  5. 1887Minister of Interior of Bulgaria
  6. 1894Minister of Justice
  7. 1894Minister of Education and Science
  8. 1900–1901Minister of Interior of Bulgaria
  9. 1913–1914Prime Minister of Bulgaria
  10. 1913–1915Minister of Interior of Bulgaria
  11. 1913–1918Minister of Foreign Affairs
  12. 1914–1918Prime Minister of Bulgaria
  13. 1916–1918Minister of Interior of Bulgaria
  14. —Member of the Bulgarian National Assembly

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