Kuzman Shapkarev

He also announced a project of a dictionary that would contain translation from Macedonian into Upper Bulgarian and vice versa.

Shapkarev was a collaborator of the revolutionary Georgi Rakovski and in the field of ethnography, he assisted the Miladinov brothers.

[9] After 1883 he lived in Eastern Rumelia and Bulgaria – in Plovdiv, Sliven, Stara Zagora, Vraca and Orhanie (Botevgrad).

[4] His autobiographical book is called "Materials for the Revival of Bulgarian national spirit in Macedonia".

The Kuzman Shapkarev Secondary Schoo [bg], one of the first specialized high schools in Sofia, carries his name.

The title page of the autobiography of Shapkarev "Materials on the history of the revival of the Bulgarian national idea in Macedonia."
Kuzman Shapkarev Secondary School in Sofia.