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Nonka Decheva Matova (née Shatarova, Bulgarian: Нонка Матова Дечева; born 20 October 1954) is a Bulgarian police officer and rifle shooter who won silver at the 1992 Olympics and fourteen medals (including five gold) at World Championships. She is one of the few Bulgarians to compete at six Olympic Games (1976–80, 1988–2000). Matova was born in Plovdiv in 1954. At the 50m Rifle Three Positions World Championships, she won individual silver in 1974 and bronze in 1998. She was part of the Bulgarian team that won silver in 1974, gold in 1986 and 1990, and bronze in 1998.

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  • Nonka Matowa Detschewa (bulgarisch Нонка Матова Дечева; * 20. Oktober 1954 in Plowdiw als Nonka Detschewa) ist eine ehemalige bulgarische Sportschützin und Politikerin. (de)
  • Nonka Matova, née le 20 octobre 1954 à Plovdiv, est un tireuse sportive bulgare. (fr)
  • Nonka Decheva Matova (née Shatarova, Bulgarian: Нонка Матова Дечева; born 20 October 1954) is a Bulgarian police officer and rifle shooter who won silver at the 1992 Olympics and fourteen medals (including five gold) at World Championships. She is one of the few Bulgarians to compete at six Olympic Games (1976–80, 1988–2000). Matova was born in Plovdiv in 1954. At the 50m Rifle Three Positions World Championships, she won individual silver in 1974 and bronze in 1998. She was part of the Bulgarian team that won silver in 1974, gold in 1986 and 1990, and bronze in 1998. At the 50m Rifle Prone World Championships, she won individual bronze in 1974 and silver in 1986. She was also part of the Bulgarian team that won silver in 1986 and 1990, and was thus involved in all Bulgarian medals in the event in its first forty years (1996–2006) and counting. At the 10m Air Rifle World Championships, she won individual bronze in 1989 and was part of the Bulgarian team that won gold in 1985, 1987, and 1989. She has worked as a police officer for Bulgaria's Interior Ministry since 1979, and in 2003 was promoted to Major-General. She became a Member of the 39th National Assembly of Bulgaria from 2001 to 2005 for the constituency 17-PLOVDIV OKRAG. General Matova also owns a Shooting Club. (en)
  • Nonka Matova (Plovdiv, 20 ottobre 1954) è una tiratrice a segno bulgara.Vanta sei partecipazioni ai Giochi olimpici ed una medaglia conquistata nel tiro a segno. (it)
  • Nonka Matowa (buł. Нонка Матова Дечева, ur. 20 października 1954 w Płowdiwie) – bułgarska strzelczyni sportowa. Srebrna medalistka olimpijska z Barcelony. Specjalizowała się w strzelaniu z karabinu. Brała udział w sześciu igrzyskach olimpijskich (IO 76, IO 80, IO 88, IO 92, IO 96, IO 00). W 1996 zdobyła srebro w konkurencji karabinu małokalibrowego w trzech postawach na dystansie 50 metrów. W trzech postawach na dystansie 50 metrów zdobyła srebro mistrzostw świata w 1974 i brąz w 1998. W strzelaniu na dystansie 50 m w pozycji leżącej zdobyła brąz w 1974 i srebro w 1986. W karabinie pneumatycznym na dystansie 10 metrów sięgnęła po brąz w 1989. (pl)
  • Nonka Matova, född 20 oktober 1954 i Plovdiv, är en bulgarisk sportskytt. Hon tävlade i olympiska spelen 1976, 1980, 1988, 1992, 1996 samt 2000. Hon blev olympisk silvermedaljör i gevär vid sommarspelen 1992 i Barcelona. (sv)
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  • Nonka Matowa Detschewa (bulgarisch Нонка Матова Дечева; * 20. Oktober 1954 in Plowdiw als Nonka Detschewa) ist eine ehemalige bulgarische Sportschützin und Politikerin. (de)
  • Nonka Matova, née le 20 octobre 1954 à Plovdiv, est un tireuse sportive bulgare. (fr)
  • Nonka Matova (Plovdiv, 20 ottobre 1954) è una tiratrice a segno bulgara.Vanta sei partecipazioni ai Giochi olimpici ed una medaglia conquistata nel tiro a segno. (it)
  • Nonka Matowa (buł. Нонка Матова Дечева, ur. 20 października 1954 w Płowdiwie) – bułgarska strzelczyni sportowa. Srebrna medalistka olimpijska z Barcelony. Specjalizowała się w strzelaniu z karabinu. Brała udział w sześciu igrzyskach olimpijskich (IO 76, IO 80, IO 88, IO 92, IO 96, IO 00). W 1996 zdobyła srebro w konkurencji karabinu małokalibrowego w trzech postawach na dystansie 50 metrów. W trzech postawach na dystansie 50 metrów zdobyła srebro mistrzostw świata w 1974 i brąz w 1998. W strzelaniu na dystansie 50 m w pozycji leżącej zdobyła brąz w 1974 i srebro w 1986. W karabinie pneumatycznym na dystansie 10 metrów sięgnęła po brąz w 1989. (pl)
  • Nonka Matova, född 20 oktober 1954 i Plovdiv, är en bulgarisk sportskytt. Hon tävlade i olympiska spelen 1976, 1980, 1988, 1992, 1996 samt 2000. Hon blev olympisk silvermedaljör i gevär vid sommarspelen 1992 i Barcelona. (sv)
  • Nonka Decheva Matova (née Shatarova, Bulgarian: Нонка Матова Дечева; born 20 October 1954) is a Bulgarian police officer and rifle shooter who won silver at the 1992 Olympics and fourteen medals (including five gold) at World Championships. She is one of the few Bulgarians to compete at six Olympic Games (1976–80, 1988–2000). Matova was born in Plovdiv in 1954. At the 50m Rifle Three Positions World Championships, she won individual silver in 1974 and bronze in 1998. She was part of the Bulgarian team that won silver in 1974, gold in 1986 and 1990, and bronze in 1998. (en)
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