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Nikola Vaptsarov was a Bulgarian poet and revolutionary who lived from 1909-1942. Despite working full-time in manual labor jobs, he wrote poetry in his spare time and published one book of poems. He joined the armed resistance movement against the Nazis after they occupied Bulgaria in 1941. Vaptsarov was arrested in 1942 for his activities and died under torture in custody later that year. Though he only published one collection of poems, he is considered one of the most important Bulgarian poets for his moving works addressing humanity, justice, and peace.
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- 3. Nikola Yonkov Vaptsarov –( 1909 -1942) was a Bulgarian poet and revolutionary. Working most of his life as a machinist, he only wrote in his spare time. Despite the fact that he ever published only one poetry book, he is considered one of the biggest Bulgarian poets.
- 4. Trained as a machine engineer at the Naval Machinery School in Varna, which was later named after him, his first service was on the famous Drazki torpedo boat. In April and May 1932 Vaptsarov visited Istanbul, Famagusta, Alexandria, Beirut, Port Said, and Haifa as a crew member of the Burgas vessel.
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- 6. He got fired after a technical failure in 1936. This forced him to move to Sofia, where he worked for the state railway service and the municipal incinerating furnace. He continued writing and a number of newspapers published poems of his. Blacklisted by his employers and with few friends and no savings he was exposed to hunger and privation and saw his young child die. He finally found work in a flour mill. The conditions of work here were so appalling that several workers including a close mate of his died of tuberculosis.
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- 12. In 1952, he received posthumously the International Peace Award. His poetry has been translated in 98 languages throughout the world.
- 15. Sometimes I’ll come when you’re asleep, An unexpected visitor. Don’t leave me outside in the street, Don’t bar the door! I’ll enter quietly, softly sit And gaze upon you in the dark. Then, when my eyes have gazed their fill, I’ll kiss you and depart.
- 16. * I know no other poetry which radiates such warmth, humanity and honesty, which is so convincing in its requirement for human justice and peace.
- 17. * I am sure that next generations will find spiritual purity, deep humanism and moral strength in his poetry. .. Yves Germain Farzh
- 18. * To be modern means to look into the future. Vaptsarov showed us this through his poetry. He created poems – innovative but popular in its character. Mario de Mikkeli
- 19. * Now I see that this great poet has become so big and firm that he cannot be kept in the geographical borders of his country. Ali Sardar Dzhafri
- 20. * Real poets stay in people’s memory with their deeds. Vaptsarov is a real example of this truth. Sergey Mihalkov
- 21. * He was a gentle but brave person who along with many others became victim of that horrible century. Rafael Alberti
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