It was first published in Bulgarian translation in 2007.

Ioanna is the Bulgarian translation of her name.

Bulgarian translation Ed.

Bulgarian translation 2008; Arabic translation, Toubkal, 2009; Turkish translation, Tabur, 2012.

The 14th century Bulgarian translation of the Manasses Chronicle numbers the prisoners at 8,000.

From 1852 on, Fotinov worked on a Bulgarian translation of the Bible.

Excerpt from the Bulgarian translation.

In 1968 he changed his family name from Charakchiev (Turkish version) into Kojarov (Bulgarian translation).

Sofia, 6 November 1931 (in Bulgarian translation)

(the second possible Bulgarian translation of "But "you" are wrong!")