Stefan I of Bulgaria

Bulgarian priest (1878-1957)

Stefan I of Bulgaria holds the title Righteous Among the Nations, given by Yad Vashem to those who saved Jews during the Holocaust at risk to themselves.

The record lists Stefan I of Bulgaria as Bulgarian priest (1878-1957).

Stefan I of Bulgaria was born at Shiroka laka (village) in 1878. His recorded nationality is Bulgaria. He was educated at Kiev Theological Academy.

By occupation Stefan I of Bulgaria was eastern orthodox priest, orthodox theologian and metropolitan - which is the point worth holding onto: the rescuers were not a special class of person.

Most rescuers said afterwards that they had done nothing remarkable. The historical record disagrees, which is the point of recording it.

Recognition: Righteous Among the Nations (2001).

Stefan I of Bulgaria died in 1957, aged 79. The people saved, and their descendants, are the part of the record that continues.

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