Last goodbye with Prof. Bozhidar Dimitrov – Bulgaria

With his patriotism, his energy and his humanity Bozhidar Dimitrov makes us not bow his head with him, but stand up proudly . This is what the Minister of Culture Boil Banov said in his speech on the cult of the scientist at the National Museum of History

The Bulgarian history has lost its most faithful guardian – a real stranger a stranger burned by his love for Bulgaria Banov. He noted the contribution of Professor Bozhidar Dimitrov as an eminent scholar and as an exceptional friend – sensitive to the broad public, for which he received his love. People, who were inspired by his ideas, also found an escape in his contacts with him The minister added the minister.

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For legendary atriotism, altruism, scientific contribution, collegiality, loyalty to Bulgaria and the friends of Bulgaria. Bozhidar Dimitrov also met with the director of the NMI Assoc, Professor Boni Petronova and Professor Stanislav Stanilov, vice-chairman of the parliamentary committee of culture. He recalled that Dimitrov followed the rule of Rakovski's renewal that love for the fatherland was before all else love, and the professor never cheated on it.

For Bojidar Dimitrov spoke a lot, and maybe nothing Say enough, because he's talking enough about what he did in his life – the pile of books and especially ideas in them, TV shows, interviews, said Stanilov. According to him, the feeling of freedom was among the greatest qualities of "man-museum".

Since the morning does not stop the flow of people who want to say goodbye to our former director, colleague, friend, teacher – a great man from Bulgaria. The words do not reach out to express our sadness at its premature loss – could have done a lot for Bulgaria, which was its cause and mission, "said the Bonnie Petrunova Association
According to her, the spirit of Bojidar Dimitrov will remain forever in the halls of the NM

The dust of Prof. Bojidar Dimitrov will be dispersed on the Gulf of Sozopol

The director of the museum reads the condolences of the Speaker of Parliament Tzvetka Karayancheva, the first Boyko Borisov, mayor of Sofia Yordanka Fandakova. Petrunova noted that many addresses of condolence – from the presidential administration, ministries, political parties, the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, scientific and cultural centers, creative organizations, historical museums and municipalities from all over the country – were received.