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    List of mayors of Sofia

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    This is a chronological list of mayors of Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, since that post was established after the Liberation of Bulgaria in 1878.

    Initially, the mayors of Sofia were assigned by the provisional Russian government. After the newly restored Bulgarian state was already functioning on its own, in the end of 1878, mayors were chosen by the municipal council. Until 1944, the mayor (with the official title of "Chairman of the City Administrative Council") was appointed through a Tsar's decree after a candidate was suggested by the Minister of Internal Affairs. After that date, the mayor (officially "Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Sofia City (later Capital) People's Council") was formally chosen by the municipal councillors, albeit after being specified by the Bulgarian Communist Party management.[1]

    Since the democratic changes and the 7th Grand National Assembly in 1990 that led to the appointment of an interim mayor (Green Party of Bulgaria leader Aleksandar Karakachanov), the residents of Sofia received the right to chose their mayor, the first democratically elected one being Aleksandar Yanchulev on 13 October 1991.[1]

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    from[2] until[2] mayor (кмет, kmet)[2] notes
    10 February 1878 8 June 1878 Manolaki Tashev first mayor; assigned by the
    provisional Russian government; died from cancer[1]
    9 June 1878 1 August 1878 Dimitar Hadzhikotsev
    2 August 1878 29 December 1878 Dimitar Dimov
    30 December 1878 13 September 1879 Todoraki Peshev
    14 September 1879 30 June 1890 Dimitar Traykovich
    1 July 1880 30 December 1880 Todor Ikonomov
    15 February 1881 30 September 1881 Nikola Daskalov
    1 October 1881 29 April 1883 Ivan Hadzhienov
    30 April 1883 27 December 1883 Nikola Suknarov
    28 December 1883 9 May 1884 Dimitar Hadzhikotsev
    10 May 1884 24 August 1885 Todoraki Peshev 2nd inconsecutive term
    25 August 1885 19 October 1886 Ivan Slaveykov
    20 October 1886 1 November 1887 Yosif Kovachev
    21 November 1887 31 August 1888 Nikola Daskalov 2nd inconsecutive term
    1 September 1888 7 October 1893 Dimitar Petkov
    18 October 1893 31 May 1894 Hristo Blagoev
    16 July 1894 15 July 1895 Ivan Grozev
    16 July 1895 30 September 1896 Dr. Dimitar Mollov
    1 October 1896 7 April 1897 Grigor Nachovich
    8 April 1897 11 April 1899 Dimitar Yablanski
    12 April 1899 4 January 1901 Hristo Popov
    4 April 1901 23 September 1903 Petar Chernev
    2 March 1904 7 July 1905 Petko Nikolov
    8 July 1905 21 March 1908 Martin Todorov
    22 March 1908 31 March 1908 Dr. Georgi Sarafov shortest term, 9 days[1]
    1 April 1908 31 July 1908 Atanas Hranov
    1 August 1908 18 October 1910 Evstati Kirkov
    1 November 1910 17 August 1911 Konstantin Batolov
    27 September 1911 22 May 1912 Haralampi Karastoyanov
    23 May 1912 11 February 1914 Ivan Geshov
    12 February 1914 18 March 1915 Petko Todorov
    23 June 1915 11 August 1918 Radi Radev
    12 September 1918 5 September 1920 Dr. Georgi Kalinkov
    6 September 1920 8 June 1922 Konstantin Batolov 2nd inconsecutive term
    8 June 1922 9 June 1923 Krum Popov shot during a coup
    10 June 1923 13 July 1924 Ivan Ploshtakov
    14 July 1924 16 April 1925 Paskal Paskalev killed in the St Nedelya Church bomb attack[1]
    10 June 1925 13 November 1925 Georgi Madzharov shot on the street by a dismissed director[1]
    7 April 1926 14 March 1932 Gen. Vladimir Vazov
    14 March 1932 20 February 1933 Boyan Nachov
    20 February 1933 25 May 1934 Dr. Haralampi Oroshakov
    25 May 1934 9 September 1944 Ivan Ivanov longest term[1]
    10 September 1944 19 September 1944 Petar Slavinski shortest term, 9 days[1]
    23 September 1944 22 March 1945 Prof. Aleksi Kvartirnikov
    22 March 1945 29 October 1945 Nikola Bronzov
    1 November 1945 2 March 1948 Slavcho Stoilov
    2 March 1948 27 May 1949 Prof. Dobri Radistilov
    27 May 1949 1 November 1949 Todor Zhivkov
    1 November 1949 22 December 1952 Dr. Ivan Pashov
    22 December 1952 7 September 1961 Dimitar Popov
    7 September 1961 20 September 1967 Georgi Petkov
    20 September 1967 11 November 1971 Georgi Stoilov
    11 November 1971 5 December 1977 Ivan Panev
    7 March 1978 15 April 1986 Petar Mezhdurechki
    15 April 1986 27 July 1990 Stefan Ninov
    17 October 1990 20 October 1991 Aleksandar Karakachanov interim; Union of Democratic Forces
    21 October 1991 1995 Prof. Aleksandar Yanchulev first elected mayor; Union of Democratic Forces[1]
    19 November 1995 29 June 2005 Stefan Sofiyanski Union of Democratic Forces and Union of Free Democrats
    30 June 2005 9 November 2005 Minko Gerdzhikov interim
    10 November 2005 incumbent Gen. Boyko Borisov independent

         Mayor during the monarchy in Bulgaria (1878-1944)      Mayor in Communist Bulgaria (1944-1989)      Mayor in Democratic Bulgaria (since 1989)

    [edit] References

    1. ^ a b c d e f g h i Being a mayor in Sofia — from 10 days to 10 years. Standart newspaper, Internet edition, accessed 6 April 2006.
    2. ^ a b c Mayors of the city of Sofia. Sofia municipality website, accessed 3 April 2006.

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