The fragility of goodness
Subtitle: why Bulgaria's Jews survived the Holocaust : a collection of texts with commentary
By: by Tzvetan Todorov ; translated by Arthur Denner.
Contributors: Todorov, Tzvetan, 1939-
Publisher: Princeton University Press
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Princeton
Language: eng
Number of pages: 197
Subjects: Jews -- Bulgaria -- History -- 20th century -- Sources; World War, 1939-1945 -- Jews -- Rescue -- Bulgaria -- Sources; Bulgaria -- Ethnic relations; Bulgaria -- History -- 1941-1944 -- Sources
Genres: Sources.
Work titles: Fragilité du bien. English.
Table of contents: title: Documents. Exclusion: Statement by the Bulgarian Writers' Union to the Prime Minister and the Chairman of the National Assembly; title: Statement by the Governing Board of the Bulgarian Lawyers' Union to the Chairman of the National Assembly; title: Open letter from Christo Punev to the National Assembly Deputies; title: Statement by the Holy Synod of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church to the Prime Minister; title: Open letter from Dimo Kazasov to the Prime Minister; title: Petko Stainov's speech in the National Assembly; title: Todor Polyakov's speech in the National Assembly. Deportation: Article from the Fatherland front; title: A leaflet of the Sofia Discrict Committee of the Workers' Party; title: Protest letter by the Vice-Chairman of the 25th session of the National Assembly, Dimitâr Peshev, and forty-two other deputies; title: Petko Stainov's interrogatory, sent to the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bogdan Filov; title: Bogdan Filov's diary; title: Charles Rédard's report to the Federal Political Department in Berne. Internment: Minutes of a special session of the Holy Synod; title: Protocol no. 9, 6 June 1943, on King Boris's speech to the small cabinet of the Holy Synod; title: Letter from Nikola Mushanov and Petko Stainov to King Boris; title: Letter from public figures to King Boris; title: 'Mad assault against the Jews': an article from the Workers' cause. Memoirs. Dimo Kazasov; title: Metropolitan Stefan; title: Asen Suichmezov; title: Dimitâr Peshev.