Georgi Dzhagarov (Bulgarian: Георги Джаго́ров; 25 July 1925 – 12 October 1995) was a Bulgarian writer, poet, and playwright. His literary work includes poetry collections and stage plays that were produced in Bulgaria during the mid‑to‑late 20th century. Dzhagarov was also active in cultural institutions, serving in leadership roles within the Union of Bulgarian Writers and holding a governmental position related to cultural affairs during the socialist period. He was a member of the Bulgarian Communist Party and participated in the cultural policy of the era.
Selected contributions
- Poetry collections (titles unspecified) reflecting themes common to Bulgarian literature of the time.
- Stage plays performed by major Bulgarian theatres; specific titles are not detailed in the available sources.
Recognition
Dzhagarov received state honors for his contributions to Bulgarian literature and culture, though exact awards are not enumerated in the consulted references.
Legacy
His work remains part of the study of Bulgarian socialist-era literature, and he is recognized among the notable cultural figures of 20th‑century Bulgaria.
