Talk:Musala
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[edit] Former name Stalin
Here are some references:
- Musala Peak, or Stalin Peak (mountain, Bulgaria) — articles in Encyclopædia Britannica. Unfortunately the complete text is not freely accessible.
- Přejmenování ve východní Evropě — (List of Renamed Places in Eastern Europe) (Czech)
I can add a reference to a Czech book about Balkan Mountains but I am not sure if it is desired to have such references in English Wikipedia. --pabouk 16:16, 16 April 2007 (UTC)
