Evloev Uruskhan Biography

At the same time, there are different versions of circumstances in which Vanga received the abilities attributed to her. Vanga was born on January 31 of the year in Strumitsa in the territory of the modern Republic of Macedonia in the family of farmers Panda Bolg. The name was given according to the Bulgarian folk custom: access to the street and asking the first person hearing.

But the grandmother did not like the name of Andromach, and after the survey, the second oncoming girl was called Vangelia [5], which is translated from Greek Greek. From an early age, she was distinguished by hard work, which has preserved for life [2] [5].

With the outbreak of World War I, Wanga's father Pande was mobilized into the Bulgarian army. Mother died when Wanga was three years old. The girl grew up in the house of a neighbor. Returning after the war, the widowed father re -married. In the year, due to financial difficulties, Wang's father lost the land plot of the family to move to the village of Novaya Selo in Macedonia, where her father came from.

There, at the age of 12, Vanga, when she returned home with cousins ​​home, lost her sight from behind a hurricane, during which the whirlwind threw her hundreds of meters. It was found only in the evening, covered with branches and with sandy eyes. Her family was not able to treat, and as a result, Wang was blinded. According to another version, Vanga at the summer was blinded by the criminals that raped her.

In the year, she was sent to the Blind House in Zemun, Serbia, where she spent three years, having learned to cook food, knit and read Braille on the ABC. Here Vanga met a blind young man from a wealthy family and was going to marry him, but because of heavy life circumstances in the family, during the fourth births, her stepmother died, she returned to her father’s house in Strumitsa to help the younger brothers Vasil and Tom and Sister Lyubov.

Vanga’s house in the city of Petrich Vanga’s house in the city of Petrich Vanga first attracted public attention to herself during the Second World War, when, according to her villages, the surrounding surroundings passed that she was endowed with supernatural abilities and clairvoyance and could determine the whereabouts of people who were missing in the war, whether they were alive, or the places of their death and burial.

This was facilitated by the fact that on the eve of the year Vanga caught a cold when for several days she stood barefoot on the cement floor awaiting the issuance of benefits for the poor and, being in a depleted state, unexpectedly could be cured from a severe form of pleurisy. In the year, Vanga was a certain “mysterious horseman” for the second time, after which supernatural abilities began to appear.

One of the first titled visitors to Vanga was the king of Bulgaria Boris III, who visited her on April 8. In May, Vanga met Dimitra Gusterov, who served in the army, from the village of Kryndzhilitsa Petric Obli, for whom she married, and together they moved to Petrich. Husterers suffered from alcoholism and died in the year from cirrhosis, none. Vanga died on August 11 in Sofia in the Lozinets clinic from the cancer of his right chest, abandoning the treatment and conducting a surgical operation.

She transferred all her property to the property of the state.