Slovo (newspaper)
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Slovo (Bulgarian: Слово, 'Word') was a daily newspaper published in Bulgaria from 1922 until 1924.[1] The newspaper fiercely opposed the Aleksandar Stamboliyski government and also the communist movement.[1]
Aleksandar Grekov served as director of the newspaper.[2] After Grekov was assassinated, Prof. Milev took over the editorship of Slovo.[3]