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Bulgaria Today – 2 September 2024

published on 9/2/24 6:00 PM

In “Bulgaria Today” on Monday, September 2, we bring you, first, the latest news from this country.

Next on the show: From its founding in late 5th century BC until the early 20th century, Pomorie was one of the most important Black Sea towns in the Bulgarian lands. Originally named Anchialo, meaning 'near the salt' in Greek, Pomorie was a cosmopolitan settlement influenced by the Thracians, Greeks and Byzantines.

Join Radio Bulgaria’s Gergana Mancheva for a visit to the Pomorie History Museum to learn more about the town's rich history.

And finally in our music slot we’ll hear Tsvetelin Nakov’s debut release "Don't You Leave."

Bulgaria Today – 2 September 2024

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02’14 – News
10’17 – Pomorie from 5 BC to today
17’12 – Song of the day

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