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SLIVEN , SLIvN0 or formerly SELIMNIA (Turk. Islimye), a town of Bulgaria, in Eastern Rumelia
part
population emigrated after the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-78. Sliven contains the government factory, founded in 1834, for the manufacture of military clothing; it is the chief
silk
Sliven, the Stlifanos of the Byzantine writers, owed its former strategic importance to its position on one of the trans-Balkan highways to Adrianople and the south
voivode ; but these privileges were lost in the loth century. In 1829 Sliven was occupied by the Russian army under Rudiger and Gorchakov.End of Article: SLIVEN If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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