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Tom Lantos: What separates Bulgaria from many of its neighbors is its deeply ingrained sense of religious and ethnic tolerance.

On the recordNovember 22, 1999
What separates Bulgaria from many of its neighbors is its deeply ingrained sense of religious and ethnic tolerance.
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Tom Lantos
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congress.gov
Nov 22, 1999

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Bulgaria's religious and ethnic tolerance.

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