Издавачка куќа на Бугарската комунистичка партија

The Publishing House of the Bulgarian Communist Party was the official publishing institution of the Bulgarian Communist Party (BCP) during the socialist period of Bulgaria (1946–1989). It functioned as the main channel for the publication and distribution of party literature, ideological works, Marxist-Leninist classics, political pamphlets, and propaganda materials intended to reinforce the party’s policies and worldview.

The publishing house issued books, brochures, periodicals, and theoretical journals, often focusing on communist theory, the history of the Bulgarian and international workers’ movement, and the achievements of socialism in Bulgaria. It also translated and published works of Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, Vladimir Lenin, and other prominent figures of international communism.

Beyond political texts, the institution contributed to the dissemination of social, cultural, and educational works aligned with the principles of socialist realism and the ideological guidelines of the party. After the collapse of the communist regime in 1989, the publishing house lost its central role and gradually ceased to exist as a state-run ideological institution.