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THE CONCEPTUALIZATION OF IDENTITIES IN THE ORTHODOX CHURCH OF BESSARABIA. THE TRANS-ETHNICAL ORTHODOXY [PDF]
Studia Universitatis Babeş-Bolyai. Studia Europaea, 2015 The blending of the national and the religious aspects which occurred in the regions of Central and Eastern Europe has not occurred in Bessarabia, where a transethnic orthodoxy is present (the same religious values are shared due to common religious ...
Irina DERCACI
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Documents on Bessarabia in the Archives of Foreign Affairs in Paris (1856-1857)
Tyragetia, 2017 The Bessarabian question after the Crimean War occupied an important place in the foreign policy agenda of the great powers. According to the Treaty of Paris of March 30, 1856, Russia ceded the southern part of Bessarabia to the Principality of Moldavia,
Eugen-Tudor Sclifos
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Romanianization and Half-Hearted Concessions. The Last Four Years of German-Language Education in Southern Bessarabia (1936-1940) [PDF]
Plural: History, Culture, Society, 2021 The article discusses the status of German-language education in Southern Bessarabia in the last years of Romanian domination, before the Soviet the takeover in June 1940 and the subsequent resettlement of the local German population in September 1940.
Blasen, Ph.H.
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Journal of Botany, 2021 The research on the taxonomic diversity of macromycetes, conducted for over three decades (1976-2019) has revealed 836 taxa, in the mycobiota of the Republic of Moldova, which belong to 227 genera, 81 families, 26 orders, 8 classes, included in 3 phyla from 2 kingdoms – Fungi and Protozoa.
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IMPLEMENTAREA LEGISLAȚIEI SANITARE ÎN BASARABIA INTERBELICĂ The implementation of health legislaționa in intervar Bessarabia [PDF]
, 2023 Summary. The sanitary system in interwar Bessarabia is based on two organic laws: the „Cantacuzino Law” promulgated in 1910 and the Sanitary and Protection Law, promulgated by royal decree no. 2515/1930.
Svetlana BASAMALERCĂ
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Bessarabia as Part of Greater Romania
Trimarium, 2023 The focus of the article is Romania during the last part of the World War I (January– November 1918), when, after the demise of the Tsarist Empire, and shortly after the Bolshevik coup, Bessarabia proclaimed independence from Russia (24 January 1918), followed shortly by a union with Romania on 27 March.
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Creangă and Literary Criticism in Bessarabia
Intertext, 2023 The retrospective of criticism, i.e. a criticism of criticism, is necessary in order to record, identify, become aware of both its intellectual and methodological level and the state of our prose at different stages of evolution. The "misery and splendour" of literary criticism is tested, first of all, in and through the hermeneutical approach ...
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The Act of Union of Bessarabia with Romania from 1918 and cultural heritage: impact, evolution, perspectives [PDF]
Dialogica: Revistă de Studii Culturale și Literatură, 2023 The union of Bessarabia with Romania, in 1918, also had a particular impact on education, economy, mentality, the development of visual and audiovisual arts and, of course, on the patrimony of the country. Now, the subject of the cultural heritage of the
Liliana CONDRATICOVA +5 more
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The ideological work of the daily visual representations of nations
Nations and Nationalism, Volume 25, Issue 3, Page 910-934, July 2019., 2019 Abstract This paper explores the ideological work performed by the inconspicuous flagging of the nation across four locations: Bucharest (Romania), Rotterdam (the Netherlands), Calgary (Canada) and Madrid (Spain). Using data collected between 2012 and 2016, the paper maps the use of the nation in outdoor signage across different urban landscapes.
Delia Dumitrica
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On the application of Byzantine law in modern Bessarabia [PDF]
, 2021 The article describes the application of Byzantine law in the region of Bessarabia which formed part of the Russian Empire from the early 19th century until 1917.
Rudokvas, Anton D., Novikov, Andrej A.
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