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Do⋅brich

[doh-brik, -breech]
–noun
a city in NE Bulgaria. 116,300.
Formerly (1949–91), Tolbukhin.
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Tol·bu·khin   (tôl-bōō'kĭn, -KHĭn)   
See Dobrich.
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Tolbukhin

town, northeastern Bulgaria. It lies on the road and railway line between Varna and Constanta, Rom., and is a long-established market town. Under Turkish rule from the 15th century until 1878, the town was called Bazardzhik; after liberation it became Dobrich. While part of Romania from 1913 to 1940, it was known as Bazargic; it was renamed (1949-91) for the Soviet marshal Fyodor Ivanovich Tolbukhin, who led the invasion of the town in 1944.

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