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The Bulgarian town of Pravets, near the capital Sofia, birth place of Communistdictator, Todor Zhivkov, is marking Saturday the latter's 102nd anniversary.

The dictator's house and the adjacent museum will be opened for visitors free of charge from 11 am all the way through the evening.

Wreath and flowers were laid at 10:30 am at his monument.

A donation from the National Charity Fund "13 Centuries Bulgaria" will be presented at 5:30 pm.

It includes 50 silver plaques, coins, and medal donated by Nikolay Russinov.

The "Zhivkov" museum is under the authority of the National History Museum and it is maintained by the Pravets Town Hall.

Regular admission is BGN 2 while guided tours cost BGN 5 per person.

The display boasts as a focal point gifts given to the Bulgarian Communist leader by foreign officials, including a camel saddle bestowed by murdered Libyan dictator, Muammar Gaddafi, Samurai weaponry, a