"Vsyaka Nedelya" ( bg, Всяка неделя, literally "Every Sunday") is a Bulgarian television program hosted and edited by journalist Kevork Kevorkian. It is one of the most successful television shows on Bulgarian television. Vsyaka nedelya Bulgarian broadcast

History

The first episode aired January 7, 1979 on

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. "Vsyaka Nedelya" was initially under the "Information" category and the successor to the program "TV Lens." It was taken off the air on four separate occasions. The host of the original show was Yancho Takov. Kevork Kevorkian has interviewed hundreds of famous and significant people from Bulgaria and around the world, including Todor Zhivkov,

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and others. The team behind the show is one of the first to have created a nationwide donation movement; over 3 million leva have been collected, with which about 100 soldiers' monuments were restored.

Original network

From 1979 to 2012, the program was aired on BNT 1. From 2012 to 2014, the program aired on

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External links

Video 1Hristo Stoychkov in Vsyaka nedelyaTodor Zhivkov in Vsyaka nedelya

References

*Поля Иванова Първа програма (Канал 1) на БНТ през периода 1959–2000 г. Поля Иванова(First Program (Channel 1) of the Bulgarian National Television between 1959 and 2000. Polya Ivanova) *"Хроника 25 години Всяка Неделя",издателство "Захари Стоянов", 2004 г.(Chronicle 25 Years Every Sunday", Zachary Stoyanov Publishing House, 2004) 1979 Bulgarian television series debuts 2014 Bulgarian television series endings Bulgarian television series Bulgarian National Television original programming {{Bulgaria-tv-prog-stub