A national of this country was acquitted of setting the Reichstag fire and that man, Georgi Dimitrov, became prime minister of this country at the end of World War II.
This nation was led from 1934-1935 by the dictatorial Zveno Group, and it faced the Radomir Rebellion in 1918. Aleksandur Stamboliyski initiated agrarian reforms in this nation in the early 1920s. This nation suffered the worst per-capita number of (+) troops killed in World War I, and it was forced to sign the punitive Treaty of Neuilly at the end of that war. A national of this country was acquitted of setting the Reichstag fire and that man, Georgi Dimitrov, became prime minister of this country at the end of World War II. A member of the Axis in World War II, this nation's King Boris III refused to (*) deport Jews from this country. For 10 points, Sofia became the capital of this country in 1879 after this nation gained its independence in the Treaty of San Stefano.
This nation was led from 1934-1935 by the dictatorial Zveno Group, and it faced the Radomir Rebellion in 1918.
{Bulgaria}