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VANGA

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  • VANGA was born

    VANGA was born
    Vanga was born in Strumica, then in the Ottoman Empire (present-day Republic of Macedonia).Her real name was Vangelia Pandeva Dimitrova .She was a premature baby who suffered from health complications. In accordance with local tradition, the baby was not given a name until it was deemed likely to survive

  • Failing Eyesight because of TORNADO

    Failing Eyesight because of TORNADO
    At the age of 12, the young girl known as Vangelia was lifted up by a wind storm and thrown to the ground. People found her with her eyes filled with sand and dirt and she soon became blind. Soon after this, she began to exhibit an ability at foresight, at seeing into the future. She would eventually be called Baba Vanga. While “Baba” is often translated as “grandmother” or “old woman,” there are many who feel that it really means “wise woman.”

  • Diagnosed with pleurisy

    Diagnosed with pleurisy
    pleurisy In 1939 Vanga caught pleurisy, although she had been quite healthy in the previous years. The doctor's opinion was that she would soon die, but according to her current age, between the time that certain doctor assumed to her and up-till now, it is appropriate to have a verbilization that the doctor had a false opinion regarding her dying at a very young age, and had healed at a really quick, acceptable degree

  • MOVED TO BULGARIA

    MOVED TO BULGARIA
    PetrichDuring the second Bulgarian annexation of the region (1941–1944) she moved to Petrich, Bulgaria.

  • TZAR Boris IIIVisitation

    TZAR Boris IIIVisitation
    BORIS IIIDuring World War II Vanga attracted more believers–a number of people visited her, hoping to get a hint about whether their relatives were alive, or seeking for the place where they died.

  • Marriage

    Marriage
    On 10 May 1942 Vanga married Dimitar Gushterov, a man from a village near Petrich, who had come asking for the killers of his brother, but had to promise her not to seek revenge. Shortly before marriage, Dimitar and Vanga moved to Petrich, where she soon became well-known. Dimitar was later conscripted in the Bulgarian Army and had to spend some time in then Bulgaria annexed Northern Greece

  • VANGA DIES

    VANGA DIES
    Vanga died on 11 August 1996 from breast cancer. Her funeral attracted large crowds, including many dignitaries

  • Museum

    Museum
    Fulfilling Vanga's last will and testament, her Petrich house was turned into a museum, which opened its doors for visitors on 5 May 2008.The opening of the house to visitors drew hundreds of visitors, from Bulgaria, Russia and Greece.Local media reported that as people entered the house after its reopening, some prayed, others genuflected and some cried.Admission to the house is free of charge. The house is largely as it was at the time that Vanga died.