Özet:

The Roman minority in Bulgaria, after the Turks, has a country-populated population. The Bulgarian Communist Party’s Central Committee, with its numbers approximately 600,000, was recognized by the Politburo in 1989. Today, half of the Romans in Bulgaria describe themselves as "Turkish Ginger" and Muslims. The other half of the novels are composed of Orthodox "Bulgar Cingenes" and "Romanian Cingenes". The vast majority of the Romans who say they have Turkish ethnic identity live in the areas where the Turkish people in Bulgaria are intense. The activities for the destruction of minorities in Bulgaria, which began after World War II, included the Romans who reached the Muslim-Turkish consciousness. In the subsequent years, assimilation policies have been accelerated, and the Bulgarian Communist Party has taken a series of decisions in accordance with the Bulgarian political power's policy of "creating a one-national socialist society". The novels showed their reactions to the pressure and persecution made during the implementation of these decisions; they acted, organized meetings and sent complaints to the top authorities, and opposed the change of their names with Bulgarian names.

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