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:: Historians are divided on whether the "[[wikt:eleventh hour|eleventh hour]]" rescue, the halting of [[Holocaust trains]] should be considered a "remarkable act of defiance" or as a case of cynical opportunism, given that Macedonia and Thrace Jews were indeed deported; however, it is not controversial that the "combined hostility of influential Bulgarians and the populace at large" to the anti-Semitic measures being proposed played a significant role in blocking the deportation of Bulgaria's Jews to death camps.<ref>Misha Glenny. ''The Balkans: Nationalism, War and the Great Powers 1804-1999''. Pages 506-507</ref> The rescue has been praised by former Israeli President [[Shimon Peres]].<ref>[https://m.president.bg/en/news1081/the-presidents-of-bulgaria-and-israel-commemorated-the-70th-anniversary-of-the-saving-of-the-bulgarian-jews-during-world-war-ii.html The presidents of Bulgaria and Israel commemorated the 70th anniversary of the saving of the Bulgarian Jews during World War II]</ref> |
:: Historians are divided on whether the "[[wikt:eleventh hour|eleventh hour]]" rescue, the halting of [[Holocaust trains]] should be considered a "remarkable act of defiance" or as a case of cynical opportunism, given that Macedonia and Thrace Jews were indeed deported; however, it is not controversial that the "combined hostility of influential Bulgarians and the populace at large" to the anti-Semitic measures being proposed played a significant role in blocking the deportation of Bulgaria's Jews to death camps.<ref>Misha Glenny. ''The Balkans: Nationalism, War and the Great Powers 1804-1999''. Pages 506-507</ref> The rescue has been praised by former Israeli President [[Shimon Peres]].<ref>[https://m.president.bg/en/news1081/the-presidents-of-bulgaria-and-israel-commemorated-the-70th-anniversary-of-the-saving-of-the-bulgarian-jews-during-world-war-ii.html The presidents of Bulgaria and Israel commemorated the 70th anniversary of the saving of the Bulgarian Jews during World War II]</ref> |
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# In the source he provided is written "Bulgarian authorities also confiscated most of the property left behind by those deported.", while from the article the "most of" part is missing and it's looks like all the Bulgarian Jews property was confiscated while this is not the case. --[[User:StanProg|StanProg]] ([[User talk:StanProg|talk]]) 19:46, 7 March 2020 (UTC) |
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The English article makes unsubstantiated claims that directly contradict the Bulgarian one (that also provides references). — Preceding unsigned comment added by 79.123.98.177 (talk) 13:28, 11 June 2019 (UTC)
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Not sure where this fits, but as it is written, it's not good for the main article. Veni Markovski | Вени Марковски (talk) 03:21, 7 March 2020 (UTC):
- Historians are divided on whether the "eleventh hour" rescue, the halting of Holocaust trains should be considered a "remarkable act of defiance" or as a case of cynical opportunism, given that Macedonia and Thrace Jews were indeed deported; however, it is not controversial that the "combined hostility of influential Bulgarians and the populace at large" to the anti-Semitic measures being proposed played a significant role in blocking the deportation of Bulgaria's Jews to death camps.[1] The rescue has been praised by former Israeli President Shimon Peres.[2]
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The user User:GPinkerton is trying to push his own POV, and hiding behind misinterpreted sources or by not providing an exact quotation for the claims.
- In the source he provided is written "Bulgarian authorities also confiscated most of the property left behind by those deported.", while from the article the "most of" part is missing and it's looks like all the Bulgarian Jews property was confiscated while this is not the case. --StanProg (talk) 19:46, 7 March 2020 (UTC)
- ^ Misha Glenny. The Balkans: Nationalism, War and the Great Powers 1804-1999. Pages 506-507
- ^ The presidents of Bulgaria and Israel commemorated the 70th anniversary of the saving of the Bulgarian Jews during World War II