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The Military history WikiProject Newsletter : Issue XX (October 2007)
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Orphaned non-free media (Image:Yoan Kukuzel.jpg)
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O, tempora! O, mores!
Bulgaria was alright partner and ally of Germany. And for that We were panished non less than many others. Today, howevere, we live in times unlike those before. I recomend not to try walk in a conflict, but to look for peace and welfare. I do not belive that Serbia may benefit from any misery of its neighbours. Please if you write in English (Austro-Hungarian Empire) do it all the time. Also mark there were many victims of the World Wars, also Bulgarians, and we are not proud of what our armies did (as I am sure none are). If you look in your own national history you will find a lot to think about. I will tell you only one more thing: I live at the Black Sea Coast, meet a lot of people from different countries, and we still call Russians -bratushki and Serbians- bratia. It is not a matter of speach, but a matter of fealing. Hatred will not bring back our beloved. We could only try not to forget our common dark past and never to let it be again. {Pavel Dimov, Burgas, Bulgaria - 2007 11 14} —Preceding unsigned comment added by Anmorne (talk • contribs) 12:37, 14 November 2007 (UTC)

Fair use rationale for Image:Georgi 1 Terter-Teodor Svetoslav-coppery.jpg
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