Tue, Feb 09 2010
Todor Zhivkov's Tu-154 aircraft at Varna airport
Photo: Impact Press Group
Todor Zhivkov (1911-1998) was the communist leader of the former People's Republic of Bulgaria from March 4 1954 till November 10 1989.
Photo: Zhivko Angelov
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Great, a old wreck next to another wreck!! The Varna council (communist)
... bravo ! like this I'm sure that nobody will steal my plane to escape from Bulgaria ...
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Usually when a ship a large vessel such as a train car or an airplane is intentional sunk, it is required that environmentaly harmful metals and oils are removed and cleaned out, turning them into excellent underwater hard-substrate habitats.
it is stupid
It is a good thought. People will remember a good Communist for good works in the Litariry front includes Bulgarian Language learning for forigners.
Now here is a guy who never had an orginal thought in his life, all his writtings were done by someone other then him and he did nothing but destroy Bulgaria. He is someone Bulgaria should want to just forget ever happened, period. Like a bad memory. He did nothing but make people's life's miserable and intolerable but yet he lived at life of plenty. It's just a shame the plane never crashed while he was on it.
why don't they just recycle it for scrap or put in a museum or something? what about the environmental damage from leaking metals and oil?
I cannot imagine someone wasting time going to the Varna airport to look at the plane sitting on the field much less diving down under water to view it.
Is this a joke? Bulgaria, what are you doing?
can they please submerge Pernik somewhere by Varna or Bourgas as well? thank you.