The editions of the National Museum of History were presented in the Sun Hall on May 11, 2022, the day on which we celebrate the Slavic first teachers, the Holy Brothers Cyril and Methodius, by Andrei Zahariev, a long-time author and presenter of the programmes “The Library” and “History BG” on the Bulgarian National Television.
Presentation of the National History Museum publications
The editions of the National Museum of History were presented in the Sun Hall on May 11, 2022, the day on which we celebrate the Slavic first teachers, the Holy Brothers Cyril and Methodius, by Andrei Zahariev, a long-time author and presenter of the programmes “The Library” and “History BG” on the Bulgarian National Television.
The presentation was attended by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Plamen Slavov, Advisor to President Rumen Radev, Mr. Lyubomir Karimanski, Chairman of the Budget and Finance Committee in the National Assembly of the Republic of Bulgaria, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Axinia Buteva from the Department of Museums, Galleries and Visual Arts at the Ministry of Culture, friends and colleagues of the National History Museum. Students of Dr. Kochar Andonian’s harp class from the Lyubomir Pipkov National Museum of History took care of the pleasant atmosphere.
The Director of the Museum, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bonnie Petrunova and the Deputy Director Prof. Ivan Hristov stressed that the past year of pandemic isolation has greatly helped the numerous scientific studies and the result is available – two collections of articles, one of which is the 34th volume of the Proceedings of the National History Museum, this time dedicated to Nikolai Markov, as well as the collection of articles dedicated to the 40th anniversary of the acceptance in the UNESCO list and the 760th anniversary of the renovation of the Boyana Church “St. Nikola and St. Nicholas. Panteleimon”, the new monograph of the Deputy Director of the National Museum of Natural History prof. Ivan Hristov, dedicated to the “island” archaeology of the Black Sea coast, another book by Assoc. Petrunova, related to the last great discovery of Kaliakra – the golden ring of George, master of Kaliakra, extremely interesting, not only for specialists but also for all who are interested in the fate of one of the most significant Bulgarian witnesses of our revolutionary history – the ship “Radetsky”, the memoirs of one of the most significant politicians and public figures of Bulgaria in the early 1920s. – Hristo Kalfov.
All editions are available at the National History Museum. The Bulletins of the National History Museum Volume 34, as well as the collection of articles dedicated to the Boyana Church, can be accessed freely on the museum’s website.
