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Georgi Gervanov Ananiev

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Birth Date: 12.04.1950

Minister of Defence in the cabinet of Stefan Sofiyanski from 12 February 1997 to 21 May 1997: "Правителство на Стефан Софиянски" (bg.wikipedia) (bg.wikipedia, oldid 12776355, in Bulgarian).

Minister of Defence in the cabinet of Ivan Kostov from 21 May 1997 to 21 December 1999: "Правителство на Иван Костов" (bg.wikipedia) (bg.wikipedia, oldid 13054120, in Bulgarian).

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Compiled from publications and official records as of 01.11.2026. Every statement links to its source; claims made by others are marked as such, with who makes them. Quotations in English are our translation.

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  • Surplus T-55 tanks sold to Ethiopia and Uganda. A Human Rights Watch report on Bulgaria's arms trade says that by the end of 1998 the government had sold 140 surplus T-55 tanks to Ethiopia and Uganda at a profit of US$4.4 million and had a deal pending for eighty more. The same report says the defense minister was quoted at the time as saying, "We are selling and will be selling these [surplus] weapons." In a footnote the report notes that the announcement of February 1999 about donating 150 tanks and 150 artillery pieces to the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia was repeated by Georgi Ananiev at a press conference at the Bulgarian Embassy in Washington on 3 March 1999. — Human Rights Watch

Sources: the bg.wikipedia article "Правителство на Стефан Софиянски" (oldid 12776355), checked against Wikidata and en.wikipedia; birth date: comdos.bg, „Проверени лица“ (проверка „Министерски съвет“, 12.02.2008) (28.10.2026).

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37 National Assembly Union of Democratic Forces (1996)  23-СОФИЯ

37 National Assembly: profile at parliament.bg (29.10.2026).

37 National Assembly, parliamentary groups: from the tags of the MP in the stenograms at parliament.bg (sittings 01.02.1995–13.02.1997; the years are those of the first and last tag; downloaded 30.10.2026).

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