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Karlovo

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Karlovo 

(from 1953 to 1962, Levskigrad), a city in southernBulgaria, in the Karlovo Basin between the Stara Planina (Balkan Mountains) and the Sredna Gora Range in Plovdiv District.Population, 23, 000 (1970). It is the center of a region of cultiva-tion and processing of essential-oil crops (production of rosesand lavender oils and mint). Other industry includes machine-building (Bulgar light caterpillar tractors), the production ofcotton and silk cloth, and food processing. A balneologicalhealth resort is located in Karlovo, and tourism is well devel-oped. Karlovo is the birthplace of the Bulgarian revolutionaryV. Levski.
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Again, according to 24 Chassa, the ministry had paid eight million leva on constructing four so-called sport centres in Karlovo, Shoumen, Graf Ignatievo and Kroumovo air bases.
The ministry of fun: a story of a defence ministry, real estate ... by Kostadinov, Petar / The Sofia Echo (Sofia, Bulgaria)
] Your servant, [the new Muslim] Mustafa from Karlovo.
"Peasant" Janissaries? by Radushev, Evgeni / Journal of Social History
We won't move refuse According to the Ministry's plan, Georgi Georgiev, mayor of Botevgrad town (elected on the ticket of one of the ruling parties, the National Movement for Stability and Progress), for example, will have to organise the movement of Botevgrad's rubbish to sites in Sevlievo or Karlovo, 124km away.
Refuse trench war: a total of 203 refuse sites will have to be shut ... by Borisova, Albena; Enchev, Milen / The Sofia Echo (Sofia, Bulgaria)
 
 
 
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