Spartacus. The Bulgarian nation represents a mixture of unions between Thracians, Slavs and Proto-Bulgarians. Spartacus represents the Thracians. He is considered to be one of the greatest freedom fighters of all time. He is famous for one of the largest slave uprisings in history in the 70s of the new era in which more than 120,000 people who spoke more than 15 different languages were united together to form a formidable fighting force. They crushed the Roman army in every single battle for two years. An interesting fact is that Spartacus did not accept marauders and murderers into his lines . His army never robbed civilians. He fighted and took provisions from the Roman army only, which was considered to be a precedent for military work at the time. Spartacus managed to cross the Apennines leading his army, thus gaining their freedom. He could create his own state wherever he wanted, to live as a free man, but he chose to go back to free all his enslaved brothers and sisters. At that time in ancient Rome 10,000 new people were traded daily as slaves in the markets. It was often impossible for a man and a woman to be together or a mother and a father to be with their children. He did not accept these acts of atrocity and savagery and decided to sacrifice fame, wealth and freedom in order to protect the weak and defenseless. This was the beginning of the end of the slaveholding system itself. Spartacus is a symbol of freedom, intransigence, courage and devotion.

Spartacus fell in battle and his comrades took out his body and buried it secretly. The Romans wanted to find the body but nobody was revealing the secret. 6,000 people were crucified on the way to Rome and none said where Spartacus' body resided. The body was never found.

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