Dimitar Grekov appointed Prime Minister of Bulgaria
- When
- 1899
- Where
- Bulgaria
- Episodes
- 2
Dimitar Grekov, a Bulgarian liberal politician, served as Prime Minister from January to October 1899. Appointed by King Ferdinand I, his tenure was brief and unremarkable. Grekov was removed from office on 13 October 1899, ending his service as head of government.
Episodes
- Appointment
Dimitar Grekov was appointed Prime Minister of Bulgaria on 30 January 1899 by King Ferdinand I.
- Removal
Grekov was removed from office on 13 October 1899 after a brief tenure.
Background and detail
Background. Dimitar Grekov was a leading Bulgarian liberal politician who had previously served in the Constitutional Assembly. He was appointed Prime Minister by King Ferdinand I, who reigned as Prince of Bulgaria during this period. The Prime Minister is the head of government, often leading the cabinet and parliament.
Tenure. Grekov's tenure as Prime Minister began on 30 January 1899. It was characterized as brief and unremarkable. He was removed from office on 13 October 1899, less than ten months after his appointment. This occurred during the reign of Ferdinand I, who was Prince of Bulgaria at the time.
People involved
- Dimitar Grekov · Prime Minister
- Ferdinand I · Monarch
Sources
- Dimitar Grekov Wikipedia, revision of 2026-05-12
- Ferdinand I of Bulgaria Wikipedia, revision of 2026-10-03
- Prime Minister of Bulgaria Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-28
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