Vulko Chervenkov

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Vulko Chervenkov was a Bulgarian communist politician who served as the country’s de facto leader in the early 1950s, overseeing a period of strict Stalinist rule and rapid industrialization.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bulgarian politician
communist politician
head of government
human
burialPlace Central Sofia Cemetery
causeOfDeath natural causes
countryOfCitizenship Bulgaria
People's Republic of Bulgaria
dateOfBirth 1900-09-06
dateOfDeath 1980-10-21
educatedAt Sofia University
endTime 1956-04-20
familyName Chervenkov
givenName Vulko
headOfGovernmentOf People's Republic of Bulgaria
ideology Stalinism
communism
languageSpoken Bulgarian
Russian
memberOf Bulgarian Communist Party
Bulgarian Workers' Party (Communists)
movement international communist movement
name Vulko Chervenkov
nativeLanguage Bulgarian
notableFor close alignment of Bulgaria with the Soviet Union
implementing collectivization policies in Bulgarian agriculture
leading Bulgaria during a period of strict Stalinist rule
overseeing rapid industrialization in Bulgaria in the early 1950s
officeEndTime (General Secretary of the Bulgarian Communist Party) 1954-03-01
officeEndTime (Prime Minister of Bulgaria) 1956-04-20
officeStartTime (General Secretary of the Bulgarian Communist Party) 1949-03-01
officeStartTime (Prime Minister of Bulgaria) 1950-02-01
placeOfBirth Principality of Bulgaria
Zlatitsa
placeOfDeath People's Republic of Bulgaria
Sofia
positionHeld First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Bulgarian Communist Party
General Secretary of the Bulgarian Communist Party
Prime Minister of Bulgaria
precededBy Vasil Kolarov
relative Georgi Dimitrov
sexOrGender male
spouse Elena Dimitrova
startTime 1950-02-01
succeededBy Anton Yugov NERFINISHED
Todor Zhivkov
workLocation Moscow
Sofia

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