The second book in the series contains biographical data about the life paths and deeds of 69 generals from the Third Bulgarian Kingdom. The focus is placed on their participation in the building of the Bulgarian Army and in the five wars in which Bulgaria fought during the period 1878 – 1946. The publication looks at the personalities who laid the foundation of the Bulgarian army, at the generals – well-known or little known, popular or forgotten, who served Bulgaria in war and in peace, who stood at the head, but also shared the difficulties with their armies, who made mistakes and were accused of mistakes, who were tried with guilt and without guilt, arrested and executed.

From the book:
With this book from the series “Bulgarian Generals 1878–1946”, we tell, in the language of facts, about the lives of people on whose actions destinies depended, including that of our state, without seeking closure of our ideals, victories, or unfulfilled hopes in the past. The nineteenth and twentieth centuries will always carry the taste of heroism, because of the framework of the national fights for freedom and unification, but also because of the will, determination, efforts, and sacrifices laid before the altar of the Revival’s ideals – our unrealized Bulgarian ideals, which will always flow in our blood.
Heroic or often wrong by today’s standards, the actions of these people moved the wheel of history forward with their belief in the sanctity of duty and responsibility – qualities worthy to be placed in the time capsule and carried with us as a precious gift from the past.
With the written in the following pages, we do not glorify, justify or judge anyone, only history can do that, from the distance of time and on the basis of indisputable facts. We are trying to help bring them together, to prevent oblivion and denial to divide us. We are convinced that in anxious days of trial, escaping into the past is not a solution, but within dialogue about genuine values lie unforeseen possibilities.
In today’s crossroads for our hopes, although we are convinced that history engages the mind, we will be happy to be able to touch your hearts.