Yzynova, Anastasia (1845 - 1930)
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Famous proponent of Spiritualism and theosophist.
Anastasia was one of the first students of Petar Dynov. From 1892 till 1897 She studied Spiritualistic and Theosophical literature, also translated Charles Ledbitter from French, and wrote some spiritual articles,which were edited by Georgi Mirkovich in Sliven, magazine "Nova svetlina''/''New light''(1890-1896).
She studied French at college. Anastasia acquired French and Greek by the time she went to Kalofer,Bulgaria as a teacher (1869). She knew very little Bulgarian. After that she became a private teacher of wealthy Bulgarian families in Plovdiv(Geshovi). She married Mladen Zeliazkov, nephew of the Bulgarian Exarch Antim The First. By the time of the slavery they lived in Kyrklisia and then came to Varna.
Also: Zeliazkova,Yzynova,Yzunova,Uzunova
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