Dimitrov (surname)

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Dimitrov (Bulgarian : Димитров) or female version Dimitrova (Bulgarian : Димитрова) is a Bulgarian surname also popular in the Republic of North Macedonia meaning literally "son of Dimitar" or "Dimitar's", and may refer to:

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