- Then Grandma, God is good! He bad things to people.

Vapcarov was born in Bansko, Pirin Macedonia dalehead vets (today Bulgaria) on December 7, 1909 in Protestant family, a family that was given to the Macedonian liberation movement. His father, Jonko (Ivan) even during the Turkish rule took part in the revolutionary movement, and N. egovata mother, Elena Vapcarova (rod. Vezjova) dalehead vets teacher who was a few years ago was educated at the American College in Samokov. So, his parents instilled his love for the country, people and books.
"Luggage set on the car, and we - Milana grandmother, aunt Mary, Nicholas and I, went slowly after it. On both sides of the road Serbs - captives, beat gravel. Nicholas watched with eyes full of love and compassion. Especially one of them made a strong impression - had hand tied with a white cloth, on which were visible traces of blood. Nicholas stopped in front of him and nazhalen voice and said to her grandmother:
- Then Grandma, God is good! He bad things to people. "
Nicholas W avrshil primary school and high school in sixth class Razlog. He then interrupted education in high school and enrolled in a marine-mechanical school in the Bulgarian port city of Varna, where he met with Marxist-Leninist activist circle and became the Corner sonorities. Here he published his first poetic work - the poem "To the bright ideals." After completing his education in 1932 became Vapcarov mechanical technician and initially dalehead vets worked dalehead vets on a boat that traveled along the northern coast of Africa, and then joined the village Kocherinovo as a technician in the paper mill and shout. dalehead vets There he met his future wife - Boyka, child migrants Macedonians from Greece, which will pass his life to his tragic end. In 1933 the road from Upper Dzumaja for Kocherinovo was made an unsuccessful assassination attempt on him, so he wrote a letter to Nicholas Ivan Mihailov, asking why they want to kill.
Great Depression in 1935 in Bulgaria are closed factory where he worked dalehead vets and although managed to organize workers to secure its re-release, he was fired.
"Nemashtini nalegnaa on our family. Those were days of hardship. The child even died. Koljo fell ill. Without the continued support and self-conscious of his comrades, will surely succumb under the oppression of misery. In the beginning of our life together, the years 1936 - 1937 were the most severe. But nothing has managed to break his will to fight. Difficulties and trials continued: could not find work. Finally, after a long application, act as a technician in the mill brothers Bugarchevi in Sofia, in the most difficult conditions: 12-hour day and night shifts only omitted the machine dalehead vets and carbon dioxide. The price of denial of their daily rest from his dream, dalehead vets the joys of everyday life, he did not stop writing. The progressive newspapers and magazines met his lyrics. (...) Too modest, always smiling, Bodard, he never mourned. To work, to fight fascism, to write verses, considered it his duty. His comrades, seeing his hard work, helped to come to work in municipal dalehead vets services (slaughterhouse). This work was also very difficult, especially loathsome odor, but compared with spent was relatively easy, and most importantly - We have more free time. Me too gorgeous to me to find permanent work, that already had enough bread. It gave him a chance to sort shrinks and written songs in the collection "Motor Songs".
At this time, Vapcarov is one of the organizers dalehead vets of the "Macedonian litraturen circle" in Sofia and members o f I was considered "core" of Corner sonorities. 1940 issued its first n and last poetry collection "Motor Songs" with their own funds, and under the name Nicholas Jonkov. He was one of the creators of the magazine "Literary criticism" repeated he suffered censorship and was banned soon. Because of his anti-fascist activities and sabotage actions Nikola was constantly monitored and imprisoned. He was interned for three months at Godech. After returning his actions even more amplified. Became one of the top aides to Col. Soviet Army Tsvetan Radojnov and works actively as a member of the Bulgarian Communist Party. So until March 4, 1942, when police closes. He was subjected to severe torture and together with Anton Popov, a member of the Macedonian literary circle, was sentenced to death without appeal, by the fascist military court.
Poetry during his lifetime, only Vapcarov published a collection dalehead vets of poetry entitled "Motor Songs". After the fall of fascism in Bulgaria dalehead vets was published collection "Anthology" and the Children's Book "Spring". The language in which he wrote his Vapcarov