Remains of Tsar Samuel Return to Bulgaria After Over 1000 Years
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After more than a thousand years, the remains of Tsar Samuel, a significant ruler of the First Bulgarian Empire, have been returned to Bulgaria from Greece. The repatriation follows a cultural exchange agreement under which 48 historical artifacts taken to Bulgaria during World War I will be returned to Greece. The remains were transported by a military transport aircraft and were greeted by thousands of citizens during a solemn ceremony in Sofia.
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Po 1 000 metų į Bulgariją sugrąžinti caro Samuelio palaikai Praėjus da...
More than 1,000 years after his death, the remains of what may be Tsar...
După mai mult de 1000 de ani, rămășițele țarului Samuil al Bulgariei a...
◻️◻️◻️ Останки царя Самуила, правившего Болгарским царством в 997–1014...
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