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  "textContent": "On May 9, Bulgaria gazes into two different yet intertwined historical mirrors. For some, it is Victory Day - the defeat of Hitler’s fascism that marked the end of the Second World War in Europe. For others, it is Europe Day, a symbol of peace and continental unity born from the ashes of that devastating conflict....",
  "title": "Victory, Europe, and the Battle Over Memory: Why May 9 Still Divides Bulgarians"
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