Sofia — Public quarrels between politicians and rich businessmen over alleged links to organised crime are hardly new, especially in a country ranked among the most corrupt in Europe.

The case of Vasil Bozhkov in Bulgaria, though, has captured the national imagination because it cuts to the heart of the Balkan country’s heritage...

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