| dc.description.abstract | The article presents the life, the public activity and the works of Nikola
Vladikin, a not well-known figure of the Bulgarian National Revival. A
Bulgarian journalist, a writer and a historian, he was a witness to the April
Uprising and the creation of the new Bulgarian state. Biographical facts about
his life, publishing and writing career are included in the article. It also traces
his part as the defendant in the first civil trial for overdue books in Bulgaria.
Vladikin’s historical books are of special interest, with the main focus
being on his book “History of the Belovo Rebellion of 1876” in which he
describes what he has seen and experienced.
The article discusses an unpublished study about Vladikin’s works on the
unstudied topic of atheism. Also included is an analysis of a poem dedicated
to his father, Mihail Radulov, which was published by Vladikin in the
translation of the book The Anarchic Process of the Russian Nihilist Prince
Peter Krepotkin and Sons. | en_US |
