Revolutionary Hristo Atanasov Radomircheto

Hristo Todorov Atanasov, called Radomircheto, was a Bulgarian revolutionary and an active member of the Internal Macedonian-Adrianople Revolutionary Organisation (IMARO).

He was born in Dikania village, either Gorna or Dolna Dikania, in the Radomir region in 1877. After completing his elementary education, Atanasov settled in Sofia, where he became an active IMARO member.

In late 1904, Atanasov joined Ivan Naumov Alyabaka's detachment and went to the Veles region. He served as a detachment member until the end of 1906 and in early 1907 became assistant to Dimche Sarvanov, the Bitola district voivode. During this period, he operated in the lowland villages of Pelagonia on the left side of the River Crna, leading a group of eight detachment members.

In December 1907, the Ottoman authorities captured Atanasov. He was sentenced to death and hanged in Bitola in March 1908.