BASA-CSA-100K-2-6
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BASA-CSA-100K-2-6
Summary
BASA-CSA-100K-2-6 is a document[1].
Key Facts
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6 is the creator of Elin Pelin[2].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6 is the creator of Simeon Radev[3].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6 is the creator of Dora Gabe[4].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's image is recorded as BASA-100K-2-6-1-Signatures.jpg[5].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's instance of is recorded as document[6].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's instance of is recorded as manuscript[7].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's instance of is recorded as restricted residence order[8].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's made from material is recorded as paper[9].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's collection is recorded as Alexander Balabanov archive[10].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's inventory number is recorded as ф. 100К, оп. 2, а.е. 6[11].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's location is recorded as Central State Archives of Bulgaria[12].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's place of publication is recorded as Sofia[13].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's part of is recorded as Alexander Balabanov archive[14].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's Commons category is recorded as BASA-CSA-100K-2-6[15].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's language of work or name is recorded as Bulgarian[16].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's has part is recorded as signature[17].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's described at URL is recorded as http://212.122.187.196:84/Process.aspx?type=ArchiveEntity&agid=41&flgid=5089703&ilgid=10124583&aelgid=11321660[18].
- BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+1'}[19].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Created works include Elin Pelin[2], a writer[20], 1877–1949[21], of Bulgaria[22], specialised in Bulgarian literature[23]; Simeon Radev[3], a diplomat[24], 1879–1967[25], of Bulgaria[26], awarded the Order of Bravery[27], specialised in history[28]; and Dora Gabe[4], a theatrologist[29], 1885–1983[30], of Bulgaria[31], awarded the Order of the Smile[32].
Publication
BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's place of publication is recorded as Sofia[13]. BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's language of work or name is recorded as Bulgarian[16]. BASA-CSA-100K-2-6's part of is recorded as Alexander Balabanov archive[14].