Baba Vanga

Baba Vanga, born Vangelia Gustava Dimitrova, was a Bulgarian prophetess known worldwide for her predictions and prophecies. She was born on 31 January 1911 in the village of Strumica, now in Bulgaria, and died on 11 August 1996.

Baba Vanga became popular primarily for her predictions of future events, which some people believe came true, while others regard them as myth or legend. She is known for making predictions about many events around the world, including wars, natural disasters and political changes.

Although her prophecies are often interpreted in different ways and their accuracy is disputed, many people remain interested in Baba Vanga's life and work. She is also known for numerous humanitarian activities and was declared a national hero in Bulgaria.

Examples of predictions that came true include “Troops in Prague”, “The Assassination of Indira Gandhi”, “Perestroika in Russia”, “The Nuclear Submarine Kursk” and “The Terrorist Attacks in the United States”.