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Bessarabia haunted by the plague (1812-1814)

Revista de istorie a Moldovei, 2022
The outbreak of the plague epidemic in Bessarabia annexed to the Russian Empire was influenced by the expansion of plague outbreaks in Odessa port and Novorossiya region. Russian military troops played a decisive role in the spread of the plague. The application of quarantine and the location of endemic outbreaks in the Hotin, Iasi, Tomarova and Ismail
Eduard Gherciu, Dinu Postarencu
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Italy’s Ratification of Treaty on Bessarabia

Current History, 1927
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MELISSOPALINOLOGICAL STUDY OF SOUTHERN BESSARABIA HONEY

Herald of Khmelnytskyi National University, 2022
Different natural and climatic zones, directions of agricultural production, ethnic and cultural features of agriculture, and reliefs of the regions of Ukraine are the result of a wide variety of vegetation. Ukraine occupies less than 6% of Europe’s area but owns about 35% of all its biodiversity.
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Cultivating Support: The Role of Bessarabia

2016
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Bessarabia, Galicia, 1913–1939 Pronouncements

2019
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3. Bessarabia: Nationalism in an Archaic Province

2019
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Russian Colonialism and Bessarabia: A Confrontation of Cultures∗

Nationalities Papers, 1974
In the original plan (and original drafts) of this paper the attention was focused quite narrowly on colonial policies and the years 1878–1917. However, in the course of research and writing I became convinced that the period I chose to cover was not quite as felicitous, or convenient, as I believed it would, for unless I had access to archival ...
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Trajan Ramparts in Bessarabia

Bulletin of the Moscow State Regional University (History and Political Science), 2022
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Prose From Bessarabia (1918-1940)

Limba literatura folclor
This article examines prose from Bessarabia published between 1918 and 1940, highlighting its eclectic character in the process of assimilating the modernist canon and its evolution within an asynchronous framework, marked by a certain distance from the literary developments of the cultural "center".
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Exporting Soviet Revolution: Tatarbunar Rebellion in Romanian Bessarabia (1924)

International Journal of Intelligence, Security, and Public Affairs, 2020
Igor Casu
exaly