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Georgi Bogdanov was a ] anarchist and revolutionary. Bogdanov is best remembered as a member of the ] group and a participant in the ]<ref></ref><ref></ref>.

'''Georgi Bogdanov''' ({{langx|bg|Георги Богданов}}) was a ] ] and revolutionary.<ref></ref><ref></ref><ref>Петдесетте най-големи атентата в българската история: Класация на най-важните заговори, покушения, саботажи и отвличания до 2000-та година, Крум Благов, Репортер, 2000, стр. 131.</ref> Bogdanov is best remembered as a member of the ] group and a participant in the ].<ref></ref><ref> {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110516073345/http://anamnesis.info/broi2/Solunskite_atentatori.php |date=2011-05-16 }}</ref> He is considered an ethnic Macedonian in ].


== Biography == == Biography ==
Georgi Bogdanov was born in ], then within the ]. Finished primary school in his native town, and continued his education in ] in the gymnasium "Ss. Cyril and Methodius." In this high school met with the anarchist group Gemidzhite and becomes part of them. Georgi Bogdanov was born in ], in the ] of the ] (present-day ]). He finished primary school in his native town, and continued his education in ] in the gymnasium "SS. Cyril and Methodius." In this high school he met with the anarchist group Gemidzhiite and became a member of it. As a part of the Gemidziite he participated in the ] and threw a bomb on the restaurant Noja.
As a part of the Gemidziite he participated in the ] and threw a ] on the restaurant Noja.


He is one of Gemidziite who had been arrested and was brought before a special military court and together with ], ], and ] was sentenced to death. Punishment would be waiting in Thessaloniki in prison along with other assassins but it was commuted to life imprisonment along with other survivors. He is one of Gemidziite who had been arrested and was brought before a special military court and together with ], ], and ] was sentenced to death. Punishment would be waiting in Thessaloniki in prison along with other assassins but it was commuted to life imprisonment along with other survivors.


Bogdanov was later sent into exile in Africa.<ref> www.promacedonia.org/ Retrieved October 2, 2011.</ref> Bogdanov was later sent into exile in Africa.<ref> www.promacedonia.org/ Retrieved October 2, 2011.</ref> Following the ] Bogdanov was pardoned along with Pavel Shatev and returned to ]. He brought with him the skulls of Milan Arsov and Marko Boshnakov.


After his liberation, he traded in Thessaloniki and Drama. In 1914 Bogdanov joined the Committee of Deserters in Bulgarian Army. On the occasion of the 15th anniversary of the Ilinden-Preobrazhenie uprising for the achievement of the Bulgarian idea in Macedonia, in 1918, Georgi Bogdanov was awarded the Order of Saint Alexander.
Following the ] Bogdanov was pardoned along with Pavel Shatev and returned to ]. He brought with him the skulls of Milan Arsov and Mark Boshnakov.


After the war with his family, he moved to Bulgaria, where he worked as a clerk. Bogdanov died on June 12, 1939, in Sofia.
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Bulgarian revolutionary (d. 1939)
Georgi Bogdanov

Georgi Bogdanov (Bulgarian: Георги Богданов) was a Bulgarian anarchist and revolutionary. Bogdanov is best remembered as a member of the Gemidziite group and a participant in the 1903 Thessaloniki terror campaign. He is considered an ethnic Macedonian in North Macedonia.

Biography

Georgi Bogdanov was born in Veles, in the Kosovo Vilayet of the Ottoman Empire (present-day North Macedonia). He finished primary school in his native town, and continued his education in Thessaloniki in the gymnasium "SS. Cyril and Methodius." In this high school he met with the anarchist group Gemidzhiite and became a member of it. As a part of the Gemidziite he participated in the 1903 Thessaloniki assassinations and threw a bomb on the restaurant Noja.

He is one of Gemidziite who had been arrested and was brought before a special military court and together with Pavel Shatev, Marko Boshnakov, and Milan Arsov was sentenced to death. Punishment would be waiting in Thessaloniki in prison along with other assassins but it was commuted to life imprisonment along with other survivors.

Bogdanov was later sent into exile in Africa. Following the Young Turk Revolution Bogdanov was pardoned along with Pavel Shatev and returned to Ottoman Macedonia. He brought with him the skulls of Milan Arsov and Marko Boshnakov.

After his liberation, he traded in Thessaloniki and Drama. In 1914 Bogdanov joined the Committee of Deserters in Bulgarian Army. On the occasion of the 15th anniversary of the Ilinden-Preobrazhenie uprising for the achievement of the Bulgarian idea in Macedonia, in 1918, Georgi Bogdanov was awarded the Order of Saint Alexander.

After the war with his family, he moved to Bulgaria, where he worked as a clerk. Bogdanov died on June 12, 1939, in Sofia.

Footnotes

  1. Freedom or death, the life of Gotsé Delchev, Mercia MacDermott, Journeyman Press, 1978, pp. 354-356.
  2. В Македония под робство, Солунското съзаклятие (1903 г.), подготовка и изпълнение, П. Шатев, стр. 327-355.(Трето издание, Изд. на Отеч. фронт, София, 1983 г.)
  3. Петдесетте най-големи атентата в българската история: Класация на най-важните заговори, покушения, саботажи и отвличания до 2000-та година, Крум Благов, Репортер, 2000, стр. 131.
  4. Кратки биографии на атентаторите.
  5. Мариан Гяурски, „Анархизмът в македоно-одринското националнореволюционно движение: Солунските атентатори“. Archived 2011-05-16 at the Wayback Machine
  6. "The Salonica Dynamiters," www.promacedonia.org/ Retrieved October 2, 2011.

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