Description: (9th Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1887 - 1894))
Stefan Stambolov was a notable Bulgarian politician, journalist, revolutionary, and poet. He held the positions of Prime Minister and regent and was a key figure in preparing uprisings, earning recognition as one of the fundamental "Founders of Modern Bulgaria." Despite facing criticism for his authoritarian methods, Stambolov played a crucial role in advancing Bulgaria's economy and culture during the Balkan Wars. His career was characterized by substantial contributions to the country's political development, although he encountered opposition that tragically culminated in his assassination in Sofia.