todor zhivkov was the prime minister of bulgaria from 1950 to 1956.
todor zhivkov was the prime minister of bulgaria from 1950 to 1956.
who was the prime minister of bulgaria from 1950 to 1956?
todor zhivkov
in 1944 chervenkov returned to bulgaria on a mission for his brother-in-law, georgi dimitrov. chervenkov became a member of the government which took office soon after the end of world war ii in 1945 which quickly came to be controlled by communists. he became minister of culture in 1947, and became deputy prime minister in 1949. shortly after becoming deputy prime minister, bulgarian leader georgi dimitrov died and bulgaria temporarily adopted a model of collective leadership. chervenkov became general secretary of the party, and vasil kolarov took dimitrov's other post of prime minister. this only lasted a year before kolarov died in 1950, allowing chervenkov to once again merge the posts of party leader and prime minister.
valko chervenkov
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bullet::::1. gaston eyskens, prime minister of belgium (1949–1950)









































bullet::::2. jean duvieusart, prime minister of belgium (1950)









































bullet::::3. joseph pholien, prime minister of belgium (1950–1952)









































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bullet::::- communist party leader - vulko chervenkov, general secretary of the bulgarian communist party (1949–1954)









































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bullet::::1. mincho neychev, chairman of the presidium of the national assembly of bulgaria (1947–1950)









































bullet::::2. georgi damyanov, chairman of the presidium of the national assembly of bulgaria (1950–1958)









































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bullet::::1. vasil kolarov, chairman of the council of ministers of bulgaria (1949–1950)
list of state leaders in 1950