Bulgaria marks 37 years since the beginning of its transition from one-party communist rule to democracy, which started with the removal of Bulgarian Communist Party (BCP) leader Todor Zhivkov on November 10, 1989. Zhivkov, who had ruled the country for 35 years according to one account, was forced to resign as General Secretary of the BCP during a meeting of the party's Central Committee. Another account describes his rule as 33 years of personal control....