Tsankov, Aleksandur

Japanese: ツァンコフ（英語表記）Tsankov， Aleksandur

Born: June 29, 1879, Oryahovo
Died July 17, 1959, Buenos Aires. Bulgarian politician. Professor of economics at Sofia University in 1910. Leader of the "National Entente", a group of right-wing military and business leaders. Opposed to the AS Stamboliski government, he staged a coup in June 1923 and became prime minister. He became internationally known for his harsh crackdown on leftists. In 1926, he resigned as prime minister and became speaker of parliament, and from 1930 to 1931, as Minister of Education, he contributed to the country's rapprochement with the Axis powers. In September 1944, he went into exile in Vienna, and later in South America.

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Japanese:

[生]1879.6.29. オリャホボ
[没]1959.7.17. ブエノスアイレス
ブルガリアの政治家。 1910年ソフィア大学経済学教授。右派軍人や財界人を主体とする「国民協商」の指導者。 A.S.スタンボリースキ政権に反対して，23年6月クーデターを起し，首相に就任。左翼に対する過酷な弾圧ぶりが国際的に有名になった。 26年首相を辞し国会議長となり，30～31年には教育相として同国の枢軸陣営への接近に貢献した。 44年9月ウィーン，のち南アメリカへ亡命。

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