(Image: ©Dana Cojbuc)
Coming together for festivals or in the mosques, Turkish people make up 10% of the Bulgarian population and an awful lot of Bulgaria’s history
Translation: Chriomford
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31/03/09
Tags : EUdebate on the ground, Villes, Culture, Bulgarie, Sofia, europe on the ground, Politique, religion, Balkans, Turquie, Fotogalleria.
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