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When did Pope Simeon II of Alexandria die?
Pope Simeon II of Alexandria died in 830.
When Simeon II came on power in Bulgaria?
On 6 April 2001, Simeon resumed the role of leader of the nation upon taking office as Prime Minister of the Republic of Bulgaria from July 2001 until August 2005.
Who was the foreign minister in Simeon II government?
Passi
Soviet commander during world war iI?
Simeon Goldenov
Who became the finance minister in Simeon II government?
Milen Velchev
Why the people of Bulgaria heavily voted for Simeon II?
Because he got 'sympathy vote'. Bulgarian people were tired with previous parties in power. And Simeon was King of Bulgaria (before the abolition of Monarchy in 1944. He lived in exile in Spain. His return created a vast popularity to a mjor part of the ordinary publics (apolitical voters).
When did Pope John Paul II come to power?
16 October 1978
What party did Joseph Stalin lead?
Joseph Stalin was the leader of the Communist Party in Russia from the 1920s when he came to power to 1953, the year of his death. He led Russia through World War II.
When did rakosi come into power?
Matyas Rakosi came into power in Hungary in 1945, following World War II. He became the General Secretary of the Hungarian Communist Party and effectively led the country as a Stalinist dictator until his removal in 1956. His regime was marked by political repression and strong alignment with Soviet policies.
How does Australia's head of state come to power?
The Prime Minister is the most powerful office in Australia. By convention he is the leader of the majority party of the House of Representatives. Technically he is commissioned by the Governor-General of Australia, who is appointed by the British Monarch (currently Queen Elizabeth II)
What does the presidents appointment power come from?
It is in the U.S. Constitution, Article II, Section2, Clause 2.
What was the name of the red party that led a revolution against Nicholas II?
The Bolsheviks.To clarify:No "red party" led any revolution against Nicholas II. The "red party", the Bolsheviks, led a revolution against the Russian Provisional Government.After Tsar Nicholas II abdicated, the Russian Provisional Government was set up to replace the former Tsarist government. Nicholas was no longer in power. The Bolsheviks, the "red party," led an armed insurrection against the Provisional Government in the October Revolution and succeeded in overthrowing that government and taking control of the country.Thus, no red party led a revolution against Nicholas II.
