> Note that the people that live in Stolipinovo are Bulgarian. Bulgarian (Greek, Macedonian, Hungarian. or other nationalities with nation-states) has two sema

> Note that the people that live in Stolipinovo are Bulgarian. Bulgarian (Greek, Macedonian, Hungarian. or other nationalities with nation-states) has two semantic meanings: citizenship and ethnicity. So it is possible for individuals to be Bulgarian citizens, but not of Bulgarian ethnicity. Or vice versa. Someone of Bulgarian descent born in USA won't be necessarily Bulgarian-in-the-citizenship sense. So in the grandparent case, he obviously meant "non-Roma", without regards to citizenship.