Sofia Province
Bulgaria
Sofia Province links to 2603 places across 11 topics through 33 Bunkabop connections. History dominates, from Roman Empire ties to Marcus Licinius Crassus, whose troops captured Serdica in 27 BC. Nature and military topics follow, including the Danube and the Axis Powers. The strongest overlaps are with Bulgaria, Greece and Italy. Local detail includes the Battle of Slivnitsa in 1885, where Serbian forces were defeated, and a ring of monasteries founded by Tsar Ivan Alexander.
processing industry
Connects Sofia Province to: Slavonia, Croatia | Central Croatia, Croatia
Bulgaria during World War II
Connects Sofia Province to: Pirot, Serbia | Razhevo
Musala
Connects Sofia Province to: Bulgaria | Sredna, Blagoevgrad Province | Irechek, Bulgaria
Bulgarian resistance movement during World War II
Connects Sofia Province to: Belitsa Municipality, Bulgaria | Gotse Delchev, Blagoevgrad Province | Razhevo | Gotse Delchev Municipality, Bulgaria | Lisiya, Bulgaria
Elin Pelin
Connects Sofia Province to: France | Italy | Russia | Bulgaria | Sofia, Bulgaria
Marcus Licinius Crassus
Connects Sofia Province to: London, England | Italy | Spain | Rome, Italy | Greece
battle of the Gates of Trajan
Connects Sofia Province to: Syria | Bulgaria | Sofia, Bulgaria | Thessaloniki, Greece | Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Aleksandar Tonev
Connects Sofia Province to: Sweden | Bulgaria | Sofia, Bulgaria | Malta | Aberdeen, Scotland
April Uprising
Connects Sofia Province to: Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria | Panagyurishte | Pazardzhik Province | Karlovo, Bulgaria | Gorna Oryahovitsa, Bulgaria
Mount Olympus
Connects Sofia Province to: Greece | Cyprus | Ḥaʼil | Thessaloniki, Greece | Montpellier, France
Kaloyan of Bulgaria
Connects Sofia Province to: Rome, Italy | Jordan | Hungary | Serbia | Bulgaria
Provinces of Bulgaria
Connects Sofia Province to: Bulgaria | Sofia, Bulgaria | Montana | Plovdiv, Bulgaria | Stara, Poland