Leonid Sobolev
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Leonid Nikolayevich Sobolev (Russian: Леонид Николаевич Соболев) (9 June 1844 - 13 October 1913) was a Russian general who also served as Prime Minister of Bulgaria. He served his term of office during the effective dictatorship of Bulgaria by Alexander of Bulgaria and was removed on 19 September 1883 when military rule was brought to an end.
Preceded by Rule by Prince Alexander |
Prime Minister of Bulgaria 1882-1883 |
Succeeded by Dragan Tsankov |
Prime Ministers of Bulgaria | ||
Kingdom of Bulgaria | Burmov | Turnovski | Tsankov | Karavelov | Ehrnrooth | vacant | Sobolev | Tsankov | Karavelov | Turnovski | Karavelov | Radoslavov | Stoilov | Stambolov | Stoilov | Grekov | Ivanchov | Petrov | Karavelov | Danev | Petrov | Petkov | Stanchov* | Gudev | Malinov | Geshov | Danev | Radoslavov | Malinov | Teodorov | Stamboliyski | Tsankov | Lyapchev | Malinov | Mushanov | Georgiev | Zlatev | Toshev | Kyoseivanov | Filov | Gabrovski* | Bozhilov | Bagrianov | Muraviev | Georgiev | |
Communist Bulgaria | G. Dimitrov | Kolarov | Chervenkov | Yugov | Zhivkov | Todorov | Filipov | Atanasov | Lukanov | |
Republic of Bulgaria | Popov | P. Dimitrov | Berov | Indzhova* | Videnov | Sofiyanski* | Kostov | Sakskoburggotski | Stanishev * denotes interim |