Communist Party of Bulgaria

The Communist Party of Bulgaria was the leading political movement advocating for a socialist government aligned with Marxist-Leninist principles, dominating Bulgaria's politics from the end of World War II until 1989. It established a one-party system, collectivized agriculture, and centralized economic planning, aiming to create a classless society. After the fall of communist regimes in Eastern Europe, Bulgaria transitioned to a democratic, multi-party system, and the Communist Party rebranded itself, now functioning as a political entity advocating for socialist values within a democratic framework.