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Short name BULGARIA ISO code BG FIPS code BU
Language Bulgarian (bg)
Time zone +2
Capital Sofiya Sofia

Bulgarian: Republika Bulgaria (formal) Danish: Bulgarien Dutch: Bulgarije, Republiek Bulgarije (formal) English: Republic of Bulgaria (formal) Finnish: Bulgaria French: Bulgarie f German: Bulgarien n Icelandic: Búlgaría Italian: Bulgaria f Norwegian: Bulgaria, Republikken Bulgaria (formal) Portuguese: Bulgária, República f da Bulgária f (formal) Spanish: Bulgaria, República f de Bulgaria f (formal) Swedish: Bulgarien Turkish: Bulgaristan, Bulgaristan Cumhuriyeti (formal)

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Bulgaria country history overview:

Bulgaria began the 20th century as a tributary principality of the Ottoman Empire. It consisted of Bulgaria proper and Eastern Rumelia.

On 1908-10-05 it became an independent kingdom. In 1913, as a result of the First Balkan War, Bulgaria acquired territory from the Ottoman Empire in what is now southern Bulgaria, Greek Thrace, and a small part of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. In the northeast, however, it ceded territory around Bazargic (Dobitsch) to Romania.

In 1915, it acquired another small slice of the Ottoman Empire around Orestias and Dimotika, now in Greece. In the Peace of Sèvres (1920), Bulgaria lost part of Thrace to Greece. The Peace of Lausanne (1923) gave more of Thrace to Greece, resulting in the present-day border between Bulgaria and Greece. The Treaty of Craiova (1940-09-08) transferred Durostor (Silistra) and Caliacra (Tolbukhin) provinces (together known as Southern Dobruja) from Romania to Bulgaria.

After World War II, the peace treaty restored Bulgaria to its borders of 1941-01-01, canceling out its conquests in Thrace and southern Yugoslavia. In a referendum, voters chose to end the monarchy and form a republic. The first general election went to the Communists. Bulgaria remained in the Communist bloc until the Iron Curtain fell in 1991.