Bulgaria still divided 20 years after communism
Brunwasser's article highlights a generational divide; those born after 1989 believe in shaping their own destinies whereas older people still expect the state to give them their "orders".
Sat, Nov 21 2009
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Brunwasser's article highlights a generational divide; those born after 1989 believe in shaping their own destinies whereas older people still expect the state to give them their "orders".
SEVERAL thousand participants in the "Euro BG Street Parade" gathered in front of Alexander Nevski cathedral in Sofia on April 25 to celebrate Bulgaria's signing of the European Union accession treaty that day. Dressed in traditional costumes from towns throughout the Sofia region, they joined marching bands, folk dancing groups, baton-twirlers and groups of fur-clad "kukeri" (masked dancers), chasing away evil spirits with clanking cowbells.