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- Ratniks abstract "The Ratniks (Ратник), or Warriors for the Advancement of the Bulgarian National Spirit, were members of a far-right Bulgarian nationalist organization founded in 1936. Its ideas were close to those of Germany's National Socialists, including antisemitism and paramilitarism, but also loyalty to the Bulgarian Orthodox Church. The Ratniks (ratnitsi) wore red uniforms in outright competition with the communists for the hearts and minds of the Bulgarian youth, and also badges bearing the Bogar.Famous Ratniks were Emanuil Popdimitrov, a Bulgarian writer and nationalist from the Western Outlands, Dimitar Talev, a Bulgarian writer and nationalist from Macedonia, Fani Popova-Mutafova, a famous Bulgarian writer, and the professor and translator of German National Socialist works Ljubomir Vladikin.[citation needed] One of the prime ministers of Bulgaria, Petar Gabrovski, was the founder of the Ratniks along with four other Bulgarian Nationalists. Another very famous Ratnik was Alexander Belev, Bulgarian Commissar for Jewish Affairs.[citation needed]The extremely nationalistic Ratniks were banned even before 1944 by the government, although the Ratniks claimed to be loyal to the Monarchy and King Boris III of Bulgaria. The most famous activism done by the Ratniks was the so-called "Bulgarian Kristallnacht". It happened on September 20, 1939. The Ratniks were marching in Sofia and throwing stones at the Jewish shops. The police deliberately did nothing to stop them, so many Jewish stores were damaged and property destroyed. With the coming of the Red Army and the Bolsheviks into Bulgaria on September 9, 1944, Ratniks disappeared from the Bulgarian scene. Many of the leaders became members of the Bulgarian national government abroad, some of the young Ratniks become volunteers in the Wehrmacht, while others chose to stay in Bulgaria and fight against the Communists.".
- Ratniks extinctionYear "1944".
- Ratniks formationYear "1936".
- Ratniks headquarter Bulgaria.
- Ratniks headquarter Sofia.
- Ratniks ideology Antisemitism.
- Ratniks ideology Nationalism.
- Ratniks ideology Nazism.
- Ratniks ideology Racism.
- Ratniks leader Asen_Kantardzhiev.
- Ratniks thumbnail Ratnik_emblem.svg?width=300.
- Ratniks wikiPageID "12035134".
- Ratniks wikiPageRevisionID "606653692".
- Ratniks colorcode "#CE2029".
- Ratniks colors Red.
- Ratniks flag "150".
- Ratniks hasPhotoCollection Ratniks.
- Ratniks headquarters "Formerly Sofia, Bulgaria".
- Ratniks ideology Antisemitism.
- Ratniks ideology Nazism.
- Ratniks ideology Racism.
- Ratniks ideology "Bulgarian nationalism,".
- Ratniks international "N/A".
- Ratniks leader "Professor Asen Kantardzhiev".
- Ratniks logo "130".
- Ratniks nameEnglish "Warriors for the Advancement of the Bulgarian National Spirit".
- Ratniks nameNative "Ратници за напредъка на българщината".
- Ratniks newspaper "Progled".
- Ratniks position Far-right_politics.
- Ratniks subject Category:Anti-communist_organizations.
- Ratniks subject Category:Antisemitism.
- Ratniks subject Category:Far-right_politics.
- Ratniks subject Category:Nationalist_organizations.
- Ratniks subject Category:Organizations_based_in_Bulgaria.
- Ratniks subject Category:Organizations_established_in_1936.
- Ratniks subject Category:Ratniks.
- Ratniks subject Category:The_Holocaust_in_Bulgaria.
- Ratniks type Agent.
- Ratniks type Organisation.
- Ratniks type PoliticalParty.
- Ratniks type Organization.
- Ratniks type Agent.
- Ratniks type SocialPerson.
- Ratniks type Thing.
- Ratniks comment "The Ratniks (Ратник), or Warriors for the Advancement of the Bulgarian National Spirit, were members of a far-right Bulgarian nationalist organization founded in 1936. Its ideas were close to those of Germany's National Socialists, including antisemitism and paramilitarism, but also loyalty to the Bulgarian Orthodox Church.".
- Ratniks label "Ratnik".
- Ratniks label "Ratniks".
- Ratniks sameAs Ratnik.
- Ratniks sameAs m.02vmnpz.
- Ratniks sameAs Q2918361.
- Ratniks sameAs Q2918361.
- Ratniks wasDerivedFrom Ratniks?oldid=606653692.
- Ratniks depiction Ratnik_emblem.svg.
- Ratniks isPrimaryTopicOf Ratniks.
