Memorial Plate for Goc Delchev Installed Without Official Permission in Greece
A memorial plate honoring Goc Delchev has been erected in Greece, situated around the remains of a bell tower associated with the site of his death. The installation has raised concerns due to the lack of official authorization from local Greek authorities, as reported by the weekly publication “24 hours.”
Photographic evidence indicates two individuals were involved in placing the plate. The memorial itself bears a description of Goc Delchev, identifying him as “Bulgarian revolutionary and guerrilla fighter” who dedicated his efforts to the liberation of Bulgarians in Macedonia and Edirne.
The text on the plate has reignited existing disputes between Bulgaria and the Republic of Macedonia regarding the historical narratives and figures associated with the region. The placement of the memorial without official consent remains a point of contention. The memorial plate serves as a focal point for remembrance, acknowledging Goc Delchev’s role in the early 20th century.
Further investigation into the circumstances surrounding the installation is ongoing. —
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