Georgi Bokov

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Georgi Filipov Bokov (15 January 1920 – 1 June 1989) was a member of the Bulgarian resistance movement during the Second World War. Later, he became a leading member of the Bulgarian Communist Party and editor-in-chief of

• Filip Bokov – Bulgarian politician.
• Irina Bokova – Politician and former Director-General of UNESCO.