Archival records from Documentation of the pre-industrial elements in Bulgarian minorities' culture during the 20th century (EAP500)
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Novgrad' school [1972]
Turkish and Bulgarian students.Paper, Medium Quality. -
Male gathering [1981]
Turkish men gathering in the village of Novgrad, region of Svishtov. They are relatives of Fatmegul Shabanova.Paper, Medium Quality.… -
Birthday [1970s]
Turks in Svishotv celebrate a child's birthday.Paper, Medium Quality. -
Circumcision/Synet [1970s]
Memorial photo of the ritual of synet of boys, relatives living in Turkey.Paper, Medium Quality. -
Wedding [1970s]
Turkish wedding of relatives of Fatmegul Shabanoa in Svishtov.Paper, Medium Quality. -
Turks [1970s]
Turks in Svishtov, relatives of Fatmegul Shabanova.Paper, Medium Quality. -
Birthday [1970s]
Turkish child' birthday in Svishtov.Paper, Medium Quality. -
Children [1980s]
Turkish children in Svishtov. One of them is dressed with traditional Tatar dress.Paper, Medium Quality. -
Children [1980s]
Two Turkish boys playing in Svishtov.Paper, Medium Quality. -
Wedding [1970s]
Turkish wedding in Svishtov.Paper, Medium Quality. -
Kindergarten [1970s]
Turkish boy, relative of Fatmegul, receives his gift for New Year in the kindergarten in Svishtov.Paper, Medium Quality. -
Turkish girls [1970s]
Turkish girls from the village of Novgrad, Svishtov region.Paper, Medium Quality. -
Turco-Tatar family [1957]
Mixed Tatar-Turkish family celebrated the 1st May- the Day of the Labour in their home, located in village of Vardim, Svishtov region. Husband has… -
"Turkish people celebrate the oath of their relative, who is a soldier in Bulgarian army [1970]"
Turkish people celebrated the oath of their relative, who was a soldier in the Bulgarian army.Paper, Medium Quality, Dirty. -
"Turkish funeral in the village of Novgrad, Svishtov region, Northern Bulgaria [1967]"
Funeral of an old man, Fatme`s uncle. According to Turkish tradition they took photos of the funeral rituals and sent them to their relatives…