Georgy GounevDr. Georgy Gounev was born in Bulgaria and educated in Sofia University. He obtained his PhD from the Moscow Institute of International Relations in history. For thirteen years Georgy Gounev taught history and political science at his Alma Mater, the University of St. Kliment in Sofia, Bulgaria. He took a modest part in the earliest period of the Bulgarian Human Rights movement. He contributed to the broadcasts of Radio-Free Europe and Radio Germany. In 1988 he immigrated to the United States and in 1998 he became an American citizen. Dr. Gounev presently teaches Comparative Russian and American History and International Studies at two Southern California Colleges. In addition, he lectures extensively at various political clubs, churches and other organizations. His first book in English is entitled "Fighting Evil with the Help of Satan." The book is an historical analysis of the strategies of Stalin, Hitler, Roosevelt and Churchill during World War II. In 2011, Gounev completed work on a book entitled "The Dark Side of the Crescent Moon." This book contains a detailed analysis of the international impact brought about by the advancing process of the Islamization of Europe. Additionally, Gounev has been a regular contributor to The American Thinker which has published seven of his articles. Gounev travelled to Europe and the Balkans in the fall of 2009 to conduct one-on-one interviews as part of his research. Amongst prominent persons he interviewed was Bishop Artemije of Kosovo.
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