Vera Boyadjieva-Fol

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Vera Hristova Boyadjieva-Fol is a Bulgarian children's writer, teacher, journalist and publicist.

Biography
She was born on 30 May 1893 in Sofia. In some sources it points to 1894, 1897 and 1898. Her father is architect Hristo Boyadzhiev. In 1918 he graduated from Slavic Philology at Sofia University. In 1923, she graduated a two-year course in preschool pedagogy in Karlsruhe, Germany, and in 1929, with a scholarship from the German Academy, studied at Berlin University. She is a teacher in Bulgarian and German in Sofia. In 1928 he was a correspondent of the Journal of Democracy for France, Greece and Germany. Collaborators of the journals "Vezni" , Later he sent papers and works to the newspaper

In the late 20s she became the founder and founder of the Club of Bulgarian Writers. He collaborates with different female companies in Sofia, Varna and Plovdiv. In 1927 she became one of the founders of the Bulgarian Women's Union for Education and Culture. Together with Eugenia Mars and Sanda Yovcheva, she writes the newspaper "Bulgarian" and makes the anthology "Our writers." In 1931 she was accepted as a member of the Society of Children's Writers. She is the author of the works of the Good Father the Lord (1928), from the earth to the sky

In 1929 he travelled by ship along the route Varna He wrote a series of letters from the Hot East, which he published in the Journal of Literature in 1931.

She's a delegate to Germany at the First World Congress of Women's Fighters for Equality. It translates from German and French.

She is the sister of the artist Ivan Boyadzhiev. She is the wife of the writer Nikolai Fol and the mother of the Tracologist Professor Alexander Fol.

He died in 1989. Her personal archive shall be kept in Fund 562K in the Central State Archive. It consists of 80 archive units from the period 1900

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Alumni of Sofia University
Bulgarian Children's Writers
Bulgarian Journalists
Bulgarian feminists
Bulgarian writers feminists
Bulgarian public figures
Bulgarian Teachers
Born in Sofia