172 години от рождението на Левски

Levski envisioned Bulgaria as a democratic republic,[25][73] occasionally finding common ground with the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen,[74] and largely reflecting the liberal ideas of the French Revolution and contemporary Western society.[75][76] He said, "We will be free in complete liberty where the Bulgarian lives: in Bulgaria, Thrace, Macedonia; people of whatever ethnicity live in this heaven of ours, they will be equal in rights to the Bulgarian in everything. We will have a flag that says, 'Pure and sacred republic'... It is time, by a single deed, to achieve what our French brothers have been seeking..."[6] Levski held that all religious and ethnic groups in a free Bulgariawhether Bulgarians, Turks, Jews or othersshould enjoy equal rights.[77][6][25] He reiterated that the Bulgarian revolutionaries fought against the sultan's government, not against the Turkish people[78] and their religion: "We're not driving away the Turkish people nor their faith, but the emperor and his laws (in a word, the Turkish government), which has been ruling not only us, but the Turk himself in a barbarian way." отговор Сигнализирай

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