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June 20, 1988

WEEKLY STATE SECURITY REVIEW FROM THE MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR TO T. ZHIVKOV

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    The Minister of the Internal Affairs, Dimitar Stoyanov, briefs Todor Zhivkov on the weekly domestic developments. Among the most pressing issues is the ongoing popular discontent in Ruse triggered by the unresolved problems with industrial pollution in the city. Another issue is the opposition of the Turkish minority to the revival process.
    "Weekly State Security Review from the Ministry of the Interior to T. Zhivkov" June 20, 1988, History and Public Policy Program Digital Archive, Archive of the Ministry of the Interior, Sofia, Fond 1, Record 11a, File 506. Obtained by the Bulgarian Cold War Research Group. http://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org/document/112544

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The Minister of the Internal Affairs, Dimitar Stoyanov, briefs Todor Zhivkov on the weekly domestic developments. Among the most pressing issues is the ongoing popular discontent in Ruse triggered by the unresolved problems with industrial pollution in the city. Another issue is the opposition of the Turkish minority to the revival process.

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  • Archive of the Ministry of the Interior, Sofia, Fond 1, Record 11a, File 506. Obtained by the Bulgarian Cold War Research Group.

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