The article is a first try to research one completely unknown, unpublished and not considered in Bulgaria anti-totalitarian, transfrontier, transnational literature – the literature of the Muslim communities for the “revival process” in the People‟s Republic of Bulgaria in the 1980s. With the notion of “revival process”, as
inaccurate as it is, we indicate the repressive assimilatory politics
of the communist regime in the People‟s Republic of Bulgaria for
forceful change of Bulgarian citizens names – Pomaks, Roma,
Turks, in an attempt to erase their ethno-religious identities. The
emphasis is on the separate and specific place of the fiction and the
documentary literature of the Muslim communities during the said
period. As well as on the literature‟s key role in the formation and
protection of national identity, placed in this case between two ethnic and language groups.