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Aleksandar Turundzhev
Aleksandar Kicev Turundzhev (''(ブルガリア語:Александър Кичев Турунджев); (マケドニア語:Александар Турунџев)'') was a Bulgarian revolutionary from Ottoman Macedonia and leader of the Lerin cheta of the Internal Macedonian Adrianople Revolutionary Organization.
== Biography ==
He was born in 1872 in the village of Ekshi su in Monastir Vilayet (today ''Ξινό Νερό'' - ''Xino Nero'' in Amyntaio, Greek Macedonia). He joined the IMARO while he was young as a rebel and took part in terrorist operations. Since 1902 he is a rebel under the command of the Bulgarian officer Georgi Papanchev, but after his death in May, by June 1903 he becomes a voyvoda of the cheta in Lerin (today Florina, Greece).
In the time of the Ilinden Uprising he played a big part in the battles in the territory around Lerin. During all the years of illegal residence and movement, Turundzhev regularly surrounded the villages in Lerin and some in Lower Prespa and Bitola. Becoming popular because of their courage and zeal for the natural aspirations of their own people to win freedom with weapons in their hands. In addition he was a strong man, athletic, tall, with lush shaggy hair, high forehead and eagles view.
He was a dear guest everywhere, because with the rebels drove the biggest thugs and executioners in Lerin, and those who wished did not venture to become the new oppressors and torturers of the local adherents of Bulgarian Exarchate,〔(Революционната борба в Битолския окръг, Спомени на Георги Попхристов (писани преди 1953 г.) глава 14. )〕 because of the great fear of Turundzhev.
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