The soldiers and officers of the 6th Bdin Division participated bravely in all the led wars for the national consolidation of the Bulgarian people. During the Balkan War, they heroically fought at Lozengrad, Ljulburgaz and Chataldzha, and after Bulgaria's involvement in World War I they contributed to the military defeat of Serbia in 1915. But it is still very little known that two of the regiments in this division (35th Infantry from Vratsa and 36th Infantry fromKozloduy) are included in the composition of the Third Bulgarian Army, under the command of a Gen. Stefan Toshev. As is known, their task is the liberation of Dobroudzha, occupied at that time by Romania. With a manifestation of Ferdinand, the war with Romania was declared on 1st of September 1916. For Bulgarian this was a fair historical act. Early in the morning of September the 2nd 1916, the parts of the 6th Infantry Division of Bdin crossed the border shouting “hurray”, with flags and the sounds of the “Shumi Maritsa” anthem. Those brave men were fighting on the right wing of the army and their main task is to seize Dobrich. The second brigade of the division is under the command of Major General Hristo Popov and comes to the well-known villages Eksiche (today Benkovsky) and Vladimirovo. On September the 4th 1916, the Third Bulgarian Army commander ordered the Varna troops headed by General Todor Kantardzhiev and the Biden Division brigade to jointly attack Dobrich, as the first ones should come to the city from the south, while thedevision from Bdinzi - from the west. At the evening arrives the Bdin brigade, which is located west of the town - in the area of the then village of Suyutchuk (now Riltsi district of Dobrich). On September the 5th 1916, started the three-days bloody fighting for the defense of the city, known in Bulgarian history as “Dobrich Epopee”. In this fights, the soldiers and officers of the 6th Infantry Division of Bdin have a heroic and significant involvement. At the cost of many victims from the two infantry regiments of the division and with the decisive intervention of the First Horse Division of Gen. Ivan Kolev, on September 7, 1916, a powerful strike of the opponent was struck. The defenders of Dobrich rise in an unstoppable counterattack. A small number of Bulgarians managed to defeat their stronger opponent. In 1942, when South Dobrudzha was finally restored to Bulgaria, for the commemoration of the “Dobrich Epopee” many villages and towns where renamed - Bdintsi, Vrachanzi, Kozloduitsi, Lovchantsi, Gen. Kolevo, Gen. Toshevo, Polk. Minko, Polk. Sveshtarovo, Feldfebel Djankovo, Pobeda, Rilci, Primortsi and others.