Dimitar Avramov

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Dimitar Wassilew Avramow ( Bulgarian Димитър Василев Аврамов ; born October 2, 1943 in Wraza ) is a Bulgarian journalist and former member of the Ataka party for the Smolyan Oblast in the 42nd Narodno Sabranie (2013-2014).

Career

Dimitar Avramov graduated from the University of Sofia with a degree in Bulgarian Philology . He is one of the founders of the Semja newspaper ( Bulgarian Земя , earth ). He has worked as a journalist for the Ataka party newspaper since its inception (2005).

Dimitar Avramov speaks Bulgarian as well as Russian. He is the father of two sons. Dimitar Avramov is an honorary member of the National Independent Officers Association. At the end of July 2014, he joined Nikolay Barekov's party.

Activity as a journalist

Dimitar Avramov is the scriptwriter of the documentary The Bajasid-2 Plan: The New Servitude and has also described the focus of this plan in several articles. These priorities, he orders include the following to: breaking the Bulgarian state and secession of territories in favor of the South-Eastern neighbors, the theory of the Turkish-Islamic synthesis, as a symbiosis between the national chauvinism and Islam is called the doctrine of external Turks ( Bulgarian външни турци ) , ethnic group is identified with religion, a massive disinformation of public opinion both in Bulgaria and in other European countries. The Mohammedans in Bulgaria are of Bulgarian descent, while Dimitar Avramow refers to Ami Boué , Fyodor Kurganow (1844–1920), Sefket Aydemir (1897–1976), an article by Midhat Pasha and others

Dimitar Avramov observed and puts the developments in Turkey, such as the arrest of former Chief of General Staff Ismail Karadayi in January 2013. Since the members of the 1997 because of the threat of proliferation of religious fundamentalism toppled government also Erdoğan instructors Necmettin Erbakan counted the pupil found that it was time to retaliate against the opponents of Sharia law.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Brief careers of the Ataka deputies
  2. ^ Profile on the website of the Bulgarian Parliament
  3. ↑ a b The buses with Turkish voters are already going to Kardzhali , Автобусите с турски гласоподаватели вече пътуват към Кърджали , interview from June 24, 2009
  4. ↑ The Bajasid-2 plan , Планът "Баязид-2", Ataka newspaper of October 17, 2005
  5. ↑ Анкара отново рекетира Европейския съюз , Ankara racketeert the European Union again , article by Dimitar Avramov from February 1, 2013
personal data
SURNAME Avramov, Dimitar
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Аврамов, Димитър Василев (Bulgarian spelling)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bulgarian politician and journalist
DATE OF BIRTH October 2, 1943
PLACE OF BIRTH Wraza