mayor
Petar Malchev
Petar Malchev (1885-1964) was a Bulgarian public figure and long-time educator. Born in Plovdiv, he graduated from Knyaz Alexander I high school and from 1913 taught at the Commercial High School, becoming its director in 1927. He served on the board of the Plovdiv Popular Bank, edited its bulletin in 1914-1934 and the newspaper Cooperative Consciousness in 1935-1941. He was mayor of Plovdiv from 15 November 1939 to 26 November 1943. His term fell in the wartime period, and biographical notes record renamings of city boulevards and streets toward Bulgaria's then allies. After 9 September 1944 he was resettled to Hisarya.
Facts
- Roles
- mayor
- Life dates
- 1885-1964
Linked events
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12 November 1939 – 26 November 1943
Mayor: Petar Malchev
Officially listed mayoral term in Plovdiv Municipality's mayor archive: 12 November 1939 – 26 November 1943.
Connections to other people
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Bozhidar Zdravkov · succeeded by · Petar Malchev
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Dimitar Kostov · succeeds · Petar Malchev
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Petar Malchev · succeeds · Bozhidar Zdravkov
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Petar Malchev · succeeded by · Dimitar Kostov