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Georgi Dimitrov (Radomir June 18, 1882 - Moscow July 2, 1949) Bulgarian Communist leader.
In 1935, Dimitrov was elected General Secretary of the Executive Committee of the Communist International. He waged a persistent struggle for the creation and consolidation of the united proletarian and popular front for the struggle against fascism, against the war which the fascist rulers of Germany, Japan and Italy were preparing. He called untiringly on the masses of the working people of all countries to rally around the Communist Parties in order to bar the way to the Fascist aggressors. [1] After the World War II, he returned to Bulgaria to head the Communist party there.
Dimitrov returned to the Soviet Union, and from 1935 he served as the Secretary-General of the Comintern, until Stalin disbanded it in 1943.