Yambol, Bulgaria
Bulgaria
Yambol, Bulgaria shares 60 connections with 5558 other places across 14 topics, with history and military threads dominant. During World War I, Yambol hosted a German zeppelin base used for missions as far as Sudan and Malta. The city absorbed Bulgarian refugees from the 1913 East Thrace ethnic cleansing and the failed 1903 Ilinden Uprising. Greece and Sofia are among the most frequently co-connected places. Novelist Georgi Gospodinov was born here in 1968.
East Thrace
Connects Yambol, Bulgaria to: Tekirdağ, Turkey | Marmara region
Luftstreitkräfte
Connects Yambol, Bulgaria to: Piła, Poland | South Downtown, Poland
zeppelin
Connects Yambol, Bulgaria to: Santa Cruz, Rio de Janeiro | Lakehurst, New Jersey
Georgi Glouchkov
Connects Yambol, Bulgaria to: Bulgaria | Botevgrad, Bulgaria
Georgi Gospodinov
Connects Yambol, Bulgaria to: Berlin, Germany | Sofia, Bulgaria
Turkish Empire
Connects Yambol, Bulgaria to: Eger, Hungary | Kápolnásnyék, Hungary
Ohrid Literary School
Connects Yambol, Bulgaria to: North Macedonia | Ohrid | Macedonia (region)
Omurtag of Bulgaria
Connects Yambol, Bulgaria to: Sofia, Bulgaria | Pazardzhik, Bulgaria | Devnya | Han Krum (village), Bulgaria
Yambol
Connects Yambol, Bulgaria to: Romania | Bulgaria | Copenhagen, Denmark | Kabile
Edirne Province
Connects Yambol, Bulgaria to: Greece | Turkey | Bulgaria | Edirne, Turkey | Tekirdağ, Turkey
Preslav Literary School
Connects Yambol, Bulgaria to: North Macedonia | Varna, Bulgaria | Varna Province | Provadia | Veliki Preslav
61st Guards Rifle Division
Connects Yambol, Bulgaria to: United States | Berlin, Germany | Austria | Romania | Bulgaria