Ivan Hadschinikolov

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Ivan Hadschinikolov

Ivan Hadschinikolow ( Bulgarian Иван Хаджиниколов ; also written Ivan Hadzinikolov ; * December 24, 1861 in Kukusch, today Kilkis in Greece ; † July 9, 1934 in Sofia , Bulgaria ) was a Bulgarian revolutionary, founder and member of the BMARK ( Bulgarian Macedonia-Adrianopeler Revolutionary Committees , later renamed Inner Macedonian Revolutionary Organization ).

Hadschinikolow was born in the Ottoman city ​​of Kukush, today Kilkis, near Thessaloniki in northern Greece. He attended the Bulgarian elementary school in his hometown before successfully completing the commercial high school in Linz in 1888 . Between 1888 and 1892 he was a math teacher at the Bulgarian men's high school in Thessaloniki.

On October 23, 1893 he was next to Christo Tatartschew , Dame Gruew , Christo Batandschiew , Petar Poparsow and Anton Dimitrov , founders of the Bulgarian Revolutionary Committee in Thessaloniki, which stood at the beginning of the Bulgarian Macedonia-Adrianople Revolutionary Committee (BMARK for short). Dimitrov was a member of the first Central Committee and participant in the Thessaloniki Congress of the organization.

In 1901, Khadschinikolov was arrested by the Ottoman police in connection with the Thessaloniki affair , sentenced to 101 years in prison and exiled to the Bodrum Kalesi fortress . In 1902 he was released under an amnesty and moved to the Bulgarian capital Sofia. There Chadschinikolow opened a bookstore, engaged in publishing and wrote his memoirs, which were published by Christo Schaldew in the magazine Illustration Ilinden in the years 1935–1937 .

After a serious illness, Ivan Hadschinikolov committed suicide on July 9, 1934.

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  • Boris Nikolow: Вътрешна македоно-одринска революционна организация. Войводи и ръководители (1893–1934). Биографично-библиографски справочник , Sofia, 2001, p. 177.
  • Todor Petrov and Zocho Biljarsky: ВМОРО през погледа на нейните основатели. Спомени на Дамян Груев, д-р Христо Татарчев, Иван Хаджиниколов, Антон Димитров и Петър Попарсов. Sofia, 2002