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STANIMAKA

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Originally appearing in Volume V25, Page 775 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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STANIMAKA  , a

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town of
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Bulgaria in Eastern RumeIia; on the Derin Dere, an affluent of the Maritza, 12 M . S.S.E. of
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Philippopolis . Pop . (1906), 14,120 . It is an important seat of the
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wine
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trade and also possesses a distillery . Sericulture is carried on under
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British auspices . To the
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south of the town are the ruins of the
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medieval citadel . Under its
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Greek name Stenimachos, the town is frequently mentioned in connexion with the Bulgarian
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wars from the 11th
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century onwards .

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