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Драган Киряков Ца́нков (9 ноября 1828, Свищов, Османская империя — 24 марта 1911, София, Болгария) — болгарский политический деятель. Третий по счёту глава правительства автономного Болгарского княжества (апрель — декабрь 1880 года).
, Драґан Кіряков Цанков (болг. Драган Киряко … Драґан Кіряков Цанков (болг. Драган Киряков Цанков, 9 листопада 1828, Свіштов — 11 березня 1911, Софія) — болгарський політик москвофільського спрямування. Ліберал. Історик, вчений-конституціоналіст. Третій (7 квітня 1880—10 грудня 1880) і восьмий прем'єр-міністр Болгарії (19 вересня 1883—11 липня 1884). Греко-католик.ересня 1883—11 липня 1884). Греко-католик.
, Dragan Kiriakow Zankow (bulgarisch Драган Кириаков Цанков; * 25. Oktober 1828 in Swischtow; † 11. März 1911 in Sofia, Bulgarien) war ein bulgarischer Politiker und zweimaliger Ministerpräsident. Er gilt als Vertreter des moderaten Liberalismus.
, Dragan Kirjakow Cankow, bułg. Драган Киряк … Dragan Kirjakow Cankow, bułg. Драган Киряков Цанков (ur. 9 listopada 1828 w Swisztowie, zm. 24 marca 1911 w Sofii) – bułgarski publicysta, redaktor, wydawca, historyk i polityk, działacz na rzecz Kościoła unickiego (1859-ok. 1863), jeden z liderów Partii Liberalnej (1879-1884), a następnie założyciel i pierwszy przewodniczący Partii Postępowo-Liberalnej (1884-1897), uczestnik założycielskiego zebrania parlamentu Księstwa Bułgarii (1879), deputowany do Zwyczajnego Zgromadzenia Narodowego 1. (1879), 2. (1880), 4. (1884-1886), 10. (1899-1900), 11. (1901) i 12. kadencji (1902-1903) oraz Wielkiego Zgromadzenia Narodowego 1. kadencji (1879), Przewodniczący Zgromadzenia Narodowego (1902-1903), minister spraw zagranicznych i wyznań wiary (1880), spraw wewnętrznych (1880, 1883-1884 i 1886), dwukrotnie premier Księstwa Bułgarii (1880 i 1883-1884).mier Księstwa Bułgarii (1880 i 1883-1884).
, Dragan Kirjakov Cankov (Драган Киряков Цанков) (9. listopad 1828 – 24. březen 1911) byl bulharský politik a první tamější za .
, Dragan Kirjakov Tsankov (Драган Киряков Ца … Dragan Kirjakov Tsankov (Драган Киряков Цанков), född 9 november 1828 i Svisjtov, död 24 mars 1911 i Sofia, var en bulgarisk politiker. Tsankov uppsatte i Konstantinopel 1860 tidningen "Bolgarija", i vilken han ivrade för kyrklig union med Rom, anställdes i osmansk kanslitjänst och blev 1873 lärare i bulgariska språket vid kejserliga osmanska lyceet och censor för bulgariska trycksaker. Under rysk-turkiska kriget 1876–77 blev Tsankov den förste bulgariske civilguvernören i Svisjtov, därefter i Tărnovo. Tillsammans med Petko Karavelov bildade han 1879 det liberala partiet, blev Bulgariens första sändebud i Konstantinopel och 1880 ministerpresident och utrikesminister, men råkade i konflikt med furst Alexander och internerades en tid i Vratsa. År 1883 blev Tsankov åter ministerpresident, men måste 1884 lämna plats för Karavelov. Efter Alexanders fall slog han sig ned i Sankt Petersburg, där han med ryska subsidier organiserade det ryssvänliga parti, som fick hans namn, men leddes av Anastas Benderev och . Sedan Stefan Stambolov 1894 störtats, fick Tsankov återvända till Sofia och försonade sig med fursten. Han var många år riksdagsman, men spelade inte längre någon ledande roll, inte ens då den "tsankovistiska" ministären Stojan Danev bildades 1902. Han författade Polititjeski katichizis (1905).författade Polititjeski katichizis (1905).
, Dragan Kirjakov Cankov, in bulgaro: Драган … Dragan Kirjakov Cankov, in bulgaro: Драган Киряков Цанков (Svištov, 9 novembre 1828 – Sofia, 24 marzo 1911), è stato un politico bulgaro e primo ministro del principato di Bulgaria per due differenti mandati. Dragan Cankov nacque a Svištov. Ricoprì inizialmente il ruolo di impiegato statale nell'amministrazione dell'impero ottomano, e negli anni '50 del XIX secolo si fece una propria reputazione come sostenitore della chiesa cattolica greca. Il suo giornale Bălgaria fu pubblicato a Costantinopoli nel 1859 ed esponeva le sue posizioni religiose. Finanziato dalla Francia, il giornale esponeva la tesi che un'unione con la chiesa cattolica di Roma fosse l'unica soluzione per la Bulgaria. Infatti Cankov, che venne educato dai gesuiti, dette il suo aiuto alla fondazione di una chiesa uniate in Bulgaria nel 1861 In seguito si associò strettamente all'opposizione al dominio ottomando ed al movimento d'indipendenza. Cankov all'inizio si oppose all', ma cambiò presto opinione e cominciò a sostenere attivamente l'indipendenza. Svolse il servizio di deputato per nel governatorato di Svištov durante il breve periodo dell'amministrazione russa della Bulgaria. Figura di spicco nella strada verso l'indipendenza, si guadagnò il rispetto come voce del liberalismo moderato, così che fu pronto a lavorare con i conservatori dopo il 1879. Dopo alcuni tentativi falliti di formare un'amministrazione guidata dai conservatori, Cankov fu nominato primo ministro il 7 aprile 1880, dando la possibilità di applicare svariate riforme su larga scala. Queste riforme, che includevano la creazione di una milizia, diritti limitati per i musulmani e tentativi di limitare il potere della chiesa ortodossa bulgara allarmarono il principe Alessandro I, che temeva la possibilità di una rivoluzione liberale. Seguì una serie di errori nella politica estera, tra cui relazioni con l'impero austro-ungarico (causati in gran parte dalla mancanza di comunicazione tra Cankvo e lo zar), ed in tal modo fu costretto alle dimissioni prima della fine dell'anno, il 10 dicembre. Mantenne all'inizio una mentalità aperta riguardo al colpo di Stato militare del 1881, ma in seguito chiese ai propri sostenitori di opporsi con ogni mezzo al nuovo sistema, col risultato di essere confinato agli arresti domiciliari. Ad ogni modo il fallimento del governo militare costrinse Alessandro I a ristabilire il governo civile, e fece ritornare Cankov al ruolo di primo ministro il 19 settembre 1883, a capo di una coalizione di governo. Il secondo governo di Cankov fu un periodo largamente di transizione e testimoniò anche la scissione del partito liberale, con Petko Karavelov che guadagnava un largo sostegno. Alla fine fu destituito dalla carica e rimpiazzato da Karavelov l'11 luglio 1884. Dopo la fine forzata del suo mandato, Cankov uscì dal suo partito, il partito progressivo liberale. Anche se il gruppo non ritornò al governo prima del 1902 e nonostante il governo di Stojan Danev, Cankov rimase una figura importante nella politica bulgara ed una voce costante in sostegno ad un maggiore avvicinamento bulgaro alla Russia, fino alla sua morte. bulgaro alla Russia, fino alla sua morte.
, Dragan Kiriakov Tsankov (bulgare : Драган … Dragan Kiriakov Tsankov (bulgare : Драган Киряков Цанков), né le 9 novembre 1828 à Svichtov dans le pachalik de Silistra (Empire ottoman) et mort le 24 mars 1911 à Sofia (Bulgarie), est un journaliste et homme d'Etat bulgare. Il est président du Conseil des ministres de la principauté de Bulgarie à deux reprises d'avril à décembre 1880 puis de septembre 1883 à juillet 1884.880 puis de septembre 1883 à juillet 1884.
, Ο Ντράγκαν Κυριάκοφ Τσάνκοφ (Βουλγαρικά: Драган Цанков) (9 Νοεμβρίου 1828 - 24 Μαρτίου 1911) ήταν βούλγαρος πολιτικός και ο πρώτος πρωθυπουργός της χώρας του Φιλελεύθερου Κόμματος.
, Dragan Kiriakov Tsankov (Bulgarian: Драган … Dragan Kiriakov Tsankov (Bulgarian: Драган Киряков Цанков) (9 November 1828 – 24 March 1911) was a Bulgarian politician and the first Liberal Party Prime Minister of the country. He was born in Svishtov. Tsankov was initially a civil servant in the administration of the Ottoman Empire, who in the 1850s gained a reputation as a supporter of the Bulgarian Greek Catholic Church. His paper Bũlgaria appeared in Constantinople in 1859 and espoused his religious positions. Funded by France, the paper argued that a Uniat with Rome was the only solution to Bulgaria. Indeed, Tsankov, who was educated by the Jesuits, helped to form the Bulgarian Greek Catholic Church in 1861. Later he became closely associated with opposition to the Ottomans and the independence movement. Tsankov was initially opposed to the April Uprising but he soon changed his opinion and began to be active in support of independence. He served as deputy to Nayden Gerov in the Governorship of Svishtov during the brief period of Russian administration in Bulgaria.A leading figure in the drive towards independence, he became respected as the voice of moderate liberalism, as he was prepared to work with the Conservatives after 1879. After some failed attempts to form a Conservative-led administration, Tsankov was appointed as Prime Minister on 7 April 1880 with plans for a wide-ranging raft of reforms. His new reforms, which included the establishment of a militia, limited rights for Muslims and attempts to limit the power of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church alarmed Alexander of Bulgaria, who feared the possibility of a liberal revolution. A series of foreign policy errors involving relations with Austria-Hungary followed (largely caused by the lack of communication between Tsankov and the Tsar) and his ministry was forced to resign before the year was out. He initially kept an open mind about the military coup of 1881, although he eventually called on his supporters to oppose the new system by all legal means, resulting in him being placed under house arrest. However the failure of military rule forced Alexander to restore civilian government, with Tsankov returning as Premier on 19 September 1883 at the head of a coalition government. Tsankov's second rule was seen as largely transitional and it also saw the Liberal Party splitting, with Petko Karavelov gaining a large groundswell of support. Eventually he was dismissed as Prime Minister and replaced by Karavelov in 1884. After his removal from office, Tsankov split off to form his own party, the Progressive Liberals. Although the group did not see government until 1902 and the rule of Stoyan Danev, Tsankov remained an important figure in Bulgarian politics and a constant voice in support of ever closer relations with Russia until his death.ser relations with Russia until his death.
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Dragan Kirjakow Cankow, bułg. Драган Киряк … Dragan Kirjakow Cankow, bułg. Драган Киряков Цанков (ur. 9 listopada 1828 w Swisztowie, zm. 24 marca 1911 w Sofii) – bułgarski publicysta, redaktor, wydawca, historyk i polityk, działacz na rzecz Kościoła unickiego (1859-ok. 1863), jeden z liderów Partii Liberalnej (1879-1884), a następnie założyciel i pierwszy przewodniczący Partii Postępowo-Liberalnej (1884-1897), uczestnik założycielskiego zebrania parlamentu Księstwa Bułgarii (1879), deputowany do Zwyczajnego Zgromadzenia Narodowego 1. (1879), 2. (1880), 4. (1884-1886), 10. (1899-1900), 11. (1901) i 12. kadencji (1902-1903) oraz Wielkiego Zgromadzenia Narodowego 1. kadencji (1879), Przewodniczący Zgromadzenia Narodowego (1902-1903), minister spraw zagranicznych i wyznań wiary (1880), spraw wewnętrznych (1880, 1883-1884 i 1886), dwukrotętrznych (1880, 1883-1884 i 1886), dwukrot
, Dragan Kirjakov Tsankov (Драган Киряков Ца … Dragan Kirjakov Tsankov (Драган Киряков Цанков), född 9 november 1828 i Svisjtov, död 24 mars 1911 i Sofia, var en bulgarisk politiker. Tsankov uppsatte i Konstantinopel 1860 tidningen "Bolgarija", i vilken han ivrade för kyrklig union med Rom, anställdes i osmansk kanslitjänst och blev 1873 lärare i bulgariska språket vid kejserliga osmanska lyceet och censor för bulgariska trycksaker.ceet och censor för bulgariska trycksaker.
, Dragan Kirjakov Cankov, in bulgaro: Драган … Dragan Kirjakov Cankov, in bulgaro: Драган Киряков Цанков (Svištov, 9 novembre 1828 – Sofia, 24 marzo 1911), è stato un politico bulgaro e primo ministro del principato di Bulgaria per due differenti mandati. Dopo la fine forzata del suo mandato, Cankov uscì dal suo partito, il partito progressivo liberale. Anche se il gruppo non ritornò al governo prima del 1902 e nonostante il governo di Stojan Danev, Cankov rimase una figura importante nella politica bulgara ed una voce costante in sostegno ad un maggiore avvicinamento bulgaro alla Russia, fino alla sua morte. bulgaro alla Russia, fino alla sua morte.
, Dragan Kiriakov Tsankov (bulgare : Драган … Dragan Kiriakov Tsankov (bulgare : Драган Киряков Цанков), né le 9 novembre 1828 à Svichtov dans le pachalik de Silistra (Empire ottoman) et mort le 24 mars 1911 à Sofia (Bulgarie), est un journaliste et homme d'Etat bulgare. Il est président du Conseil des ministres de la principauté de Bulgarie à deux reprises d'avril à décembre 1880 puis de septembre 1883 à juillet 1884.880 puis de septembre 1883 à juillet 1884.
, Dragan Kiriakow Zankow (bulgarisch Драган Кириаков Цанков; * 25. Oktober 1828 in Swischtow; † 11. März 1911 in Sofia, Bulgarien) war ein bulgarischer Politiker und zweimaliger Ministerpräsident. Er gilt als Vertreter des moderaten Liberalismus.
, Ο Ντράγκαν Κυριάκοφ Τσάνκοφ (Βουλγαρικά: Драган Цанков) (9 Νοεμβρίου 1828 - 24 Μαρτίου 1911) ήταν βούλγαρος πολιτικός και ο πρώτος πρωθυπουργός της χώρας του Φιλελεύθερου Κόμματος.
, Dragan Kirjakov Cankov (Драган Киряков Цанков) (9. listopad 1828 – 24. březen 1911) byl bulharský politik a první tamější za .
, Dragan Kiriakov Tsankov (Bulgarian: Драган … Dragan Kiriakov Tsankov (Bulgarian: Драган Киряков Цанков) (9 November 1828 – 24 March 1911) was a Bulgarian politician and the first Liberal Party Prime Minister of the country. He was born in Svishtov. Tsankov was initially a civil servant in the administration of the Ottoman Empire, who in the 1850s gained a reputation as a supporter of the Bulgarian Greek Catholic Church. His paper Bũlgaria appeared in Constantinople in 1859 and espoused his religious positions. Funded by France, the paper argued that a Uniat with Rome was the only solution to Bulgaria. Indeed, Tsankov, who was educated by the Jesuits, helped to form the Bulgarian Greek Catholic Church in 1861.e Bulgarian Greek Catholic Church in 1861.
, Драган Киряков Ца́нков (9 ноября 1828, Свищов, Османская империя — 24 марта 1911, София, Болгария) — болгарский политический деятель. Третий по счёту глава правительства автономного Болгарского княжества (апрель — декабрь 1880 года).
, Драґан Кіряков Цанков (болг. Драган Киряко … Драґан Кіряков Цанков (болг. Драган Киряков Цанков, 9 листопада 1828, Свіштов — 11 березня 1911, Софія) — болгарський політик москвофільського спрямування. Ліберал. Історик, вчений-конституціоналіст. Третій (7 квітня 1880—10 грудня 1880) і восьмий прем'єр-міністр Болгарії (19 вересня 1883—11 липня 1884). Греко-католик.ересня 1883—11 липня 1884). Греко-католик.
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Dragan Tsankov
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, Dragan Cankow
, Dragan Zankow
, Драґан Цанков
, Ντράγκαν Τσάνκοφ
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