The bust-monument of the great revolutionary Stefan Karadzha stands at the intersection of Knyaz Boris I and Slivnitsa Boulevards. It was inaugurated on November 10, 1940.
A symbol of a united Bulgaria, the bust-monument to the revolutionary Stefan Karadzha, sculpted by Cyril Todorov, was inaugurated on November 10, 1940. It stands downtown at the intersection of Knyaz Boris I and Slivnitsa Boulevards. Its installation was proposed by the Varna-based Dobroudzha Women’s Culture and Education Charity Organization.
Stefan Karadja, born Stefan Todorov Dimov on May 11, 1840, in the village of Ichme (today Stefan Karadjovo), is celebrated for his role in the Bulgarian national liberation movement. Alongside Hadji Dimitar, he led a group of 129 fighters across the Danube on July 6, 1868. In the Kanladere area near Vishovgrad, he was severely wounded and captured, and on July 31, 1868, he was hanged.
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