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Andrey Loukanov  

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  • Andrey Loukanov was a member of the Bulgarian Communist Party (BCP), which after 1990 was renamed the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP). Born a Soviet citizen, he was the grandson of Todor Loukanov (1874–1946), who was killed during Stalin's repressions, and son of Karlo Loukanov (1897–1982), a fighter in the International Brigades in Spain (1939), foreign minister (1956–1962), and, briefly, deputy prime minister of Bulgaria (1956–1957). [Source: Encyclopedia of Political Communication; Loukanov, Andrey]

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