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Vidin

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Vi·din  (vdn)
A city of extreme northwest Bulgaria on the Danube River near the Yugoslav border. Founded in the first century a.d. as a Roman fortress, it was under Turkish rule from 1396 to 1807. Population: 56,600.


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A metal products unit in Bourgas, a textile plant in Vidin, a flour mill, a frozen food unit and a dairy are also being auctioned off as their current owners have defaulted on mortgage payments.
Getting uglier by The Sofia Echo (Sofia, Bulgaria)
In north-western Bulgaria the Danube flooded most of the industrial zone in the city of Vidin, with water levels soaring to 30 ft.
Floods brings misery to thousands by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Born in Vidin, on the River Danube in Bulgaria, she was recognised as a child prodigy, and gave solo recitals, playing with many different chamber ensembles and symphony orchestras, both as a soloist and accompanist, from a very early age.
Out on the town by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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