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BULGARİSTAN‘da 1989 During the communist regime that reigned until, against Turks and Muslims in the country., assimilation days when names were changed and worship was prohibited, aradan geçen 30 Unforgettable despite the year.

45 Victims of assimilation policies that intensified especially in the last period of the communist regime that lasted for years, and victims who were sent to prisons and camps as political criminals just because they sought their rights., It is commemorated with ceremonies held every year in May..

Kaolinovo, in the city of Shumen in northeastern Bulgaria (Flowers) He lost his life while fighting against the oppressive policies of the period in his town. 4 A commemoration ceremony was held for Bulgarian Turks.

In the same square where the monument made by the Turkish-origin sculptor Seyfettin Şekerov is located., 30 gathered against oppressive rule a year ago 20 soldiers for a thousand people, Police and fire brigades and special commando teams intervened., Necib Necib as a result of the gunfire, Mehmed Saraç, Hakan Adnavud and Mehmed Lom lost their lives.

Kaolinovo Mayor Nida Ahmed, Explaining that the resistance against the oppressive communist regime started from Kaolinovo, “In fact, democracy in Bulgaria, This started with the first steps taken by the Turkish nation.” said.

Ahmed, symbolizing the beginning of the history of democracy in Bulgaria and “May Events” Reminding that the first of the demonstrations referred to as was held in Kaolinovo center, “30 yıl önce, Bulgarian Turks revealed their natural humanitarian demands from the totalitarian regime. They are nothing more, just their names., their native language, They wanted to practice Islam.” he said.

Painful days are still in mind

Kliment in the same area (Emberler) Commemoration ceremonies are held every year in the village..

Retired teacher Sabri Osman, Stating that commemoration ceremonies are held in all the surrounding villages every year in May., “30 People revolted because of the assimilation policy carried out a year ago. Marches against assimilation politics, speeches were made.” said.

At that time, those who participated in demonstrations against the regime were beaten by soldiers., Osman explained that he was threatened with a gun and taken to concentration camps., “We come together here every year to commemorate the pain caused by these events.” diye konuştu.

How the assimilation campaign in Bulgaria began?

Bulgaristan’da 10 The upper management of the communist party, led by communist dictator Todor Zhivkov, who ruled until November 1989, 1984 in the country in 2 launched an assimilation campaign for nearly a million Turkish and Muslim populations.

Regime “Rebirth” While Muslim names were changed to Bulgarian names within the scope of this campaign called, It was forbidden to speak Turkish and for Muslims to worship in the country.

Diet, özellikle 1989 While applying severe pressure on Turks and Muslims living in the northeast and southeast of the country following the demonstrations in, Nearly 30 people lost their lives as a result of these pressures.

Realizing that he could not cope with the uprisings, Zhivkov, 24 They opened the Turkish border in May 1989 and refused to change their names. 400 forced more than a thousand Bulgarian Turks to migrate.

As a result of the movement that started with the uprising of Turks and Muslims, Zhivkov, 10 He was removed from power in a coup in November 1989.

The judicial process initiated in 1990 regarding the assimilation campaign has still not been concluded..