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	Print news - IPS Inter Press Service
		Romanian leaders were trying to get back Bassarabia and Bucovina from the Soviet Union.
		Bassarabia is present-day Moldova, a country of 4.3 million sandwiched between Romania and Ukraine.
		It is not certain whether Antonescu himself intended the gypsies to be exterminated, but Gheorghe Alexianu, appointed by Antonescu as governor of Transnistria (a region in southern Bassarabia to which the Jews and gypsies were deported) was clerly guilty of genocide, historian Andrea Varga told IPS.
	www.ipsnews.net /print.asp?idnews=36849 (781 words)

	History of Moldova - PIMSWiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Moldova is a part of the area known as Bassarabia, geografically delineated by the Prut River on the west, the Nistru River on the north and east, the Black Sea on the southeast, and the Kiliya (Chilia) arm of the Danube delta on the south.
		Bassarabia was among the territories assigned to the Soviet Union under the terms of the Secret Soviet German nonaggression pact of 1939.
		The Soviet Union forced Romania to cede Bassarabia in June 1940, and, in August, assigned it to the Ukraine Moldovan ASSR to form a new Moldovan Soviet Socialist Republic (MSSR).
	www.pimswiki.org /index.php?title=History_of_Moldova (387 words)

	Talk:Eastern Moldova - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Some people believe that Bassarabia and the Republic of Moldova are fairly the same thing but they are not.
		Bassarabia was for almost 400 years a Turkish province and not part of the Moldovan principality at all.
		That Bassarabia or Bugeac only belonged to a Romanian state (Moldova actually) from 1392-1484 and was part of Greater Romania from 1918-1940.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Eastern_Moldova (3144 words)

	Grigore Vieru's Letter addressed to the President of the USA, George W.Bush
		Together with other intellectuals from Bassarabia I was actively involved in the movement for national freedom, which began around the time of the collapse of the Soviet empire.
		The radio station "The voice of Bassarabia" was closed by the state around the time of the visit of the Moldavian president Vladimir Voronin to the United States.
		Their coming to power was in part due to the kindness and tolerance of the Romanians in Bassarabia, but much more to the fear of deportation to Siberia, which has been traumatizing the souls of many ever since Stalin's times.
	biserica.org /Publicatii/ArticoleBasarabia/Letter_G_Bush.htm (912 words)

	Время .:. новости .:. english news // Open letter PART 9 (12) // 20.11 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The topic "National Movement" (pp.124) with thesis: "Emigration of the Romanian population from Bassarabia to Moldova Principality"; "Resistance of the autochthon aristocracy to the russification policy of tsarism"; "Manifestations of resistance against the denationalizing policy after the liquidation of the Bassarabian autonomy".
		Bassarabia to the end of 19th century took first place on the number of peasants without land...
		And in Bassarabia there were ruined many Moldovan boyars because they represented the majority of the provincial aristocracy.
	www.vremea.net /news/2003-11-20/13:37:17.html (3821 words)

	History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Moldova is a part of the area known as Bassarabia, geographically delineated by the Prut River on the west, the Dniestr River on the north and east, the Black Sea on the southeast, and the Kiliya (Chilia) arm of the Danube delta on the south.
		At that time, the whole of Bassarabia joined back Romania, a move sanctioned by the 1920 Treaty of Paris.
		In the wake of Germany 's June 1941 attack on the USSR, the Soviet Union once again lost the Bassarabia to Romania, but in 1944 it was recaptured and the Moldovan SSR re-established.
	www.md.pims.org /about/History.htm (277 words)

	Romania > History
		The riot led by Tudor Vladimirescu in Valacchia – although it finally failed and the leader assassinated (May 27, 1821) – is the end of the Phanariot period and of the discretionary power of the Ottoman Empire over Moldova and Valacchia.
		Albeit initially aimed at recovering Bassarabia from the Soviet Union, the participation of the Romanian army goes far beyond these limits.
		Bassarabia will be further known as the Republic of Moldova, albeit the Soviet Union makes some territorial swaps with Ukraine.
	www.teleactivities.net /romania/history.htm (1448 words)

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		First of all, out of those 22 years, when Bassarabia was a constituent part of the entire Romanian nation, at least, 9 years were necessary for the economic recovering, destroyed by the World War I (1914-1918) and overcoming the world economic crises’ consequences of 1920-1933.
		The massive departures and exterminations continued in greater proportions after the third official occupation of Bassarabia by Russians in 1944, and especially in 1949, on the eve when the private property was forced to liquidation.
		In this way Bassarabia was isolated from the world economic centers, as it follows: Although geographically CIS is situated in the middle of economic-financial poles, it still remains isolated.
	moldova.org /download/eng/327 (2253 words)

	Bernardazzi - An Eternal Memory - Welcome Moldova Magazine
		After graduating from the St. Petersburg construction college in 1850 Bernardazzi was appointed to Bassarabia as assistant architect.
		He maintains that post for 22 years during which he creates a unique architectural ensemble that could easily compete with the most stately monuments of European architecture, combining elements of traditional architecture.
		He projected several other buildings for Bassarabia including the Church in Ustia, judet Orhei, Lutheran School, Hospital blocks in Costiujeni, Bendero-Galatskaia railway and all of the buildings for freight loading stations near a town called Reni, Catholic Chapel in Bender, the houses of Riscani-Dorojinski and Casso and others.
	www.welcome-moldova.com /articles/bernardazzi.shtml (698 words)

	history
		Following the Crimean War, in 1856, and Paris treaty of 1859, Russia lost the southern region of Bassarabia to Moldova, only to gain it back from Romania in 1878 at the Congress of Berlin.
		In January 1918, following the collapse of tsarist Russian Empire, this region, comprised of part of the present territory of the Republic of Moldova and part of Ukraine, Bessarabia declared its independence from Russia when it was named the Democratic Republic of Moldova and reunited with Romania in March of 1918.
		It includes the remainder of the present-day Bassarabia and Bukovina (the former Romania provinces) which was annexed by the USSR and part of it was combined with the MASSR, to form the MSSR.
	enrin.grida.no /htmls/moldova/soe/backgr/history.htm (668 words)

	Время .:. новости .:. english news // Open letter PART 12 (12) // 24.12 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Unlike Bassarabia and North Bucovina, Transdniestria formally was not a part of the Romanian state.
		As it was mentioned in an official report of the military civil Cabinet for the administration of Bassarabia, Bucovina and Transdniestria, "the cardinal task of the government's policy is romanization of the conquered provinces".
		The main conclusion of the research paper is reduced to the idea that the most efficient administration in Bassarabia existed during 1941-1944 - the period of Antonescu fascist dictatorship.
	www.vremea.net /news/2003-12-24/12:04:12.html (3015 words)

	Shelter of Care About Us Page - Shelter of Care is a Christian organization helping orphaned and abandoned Romanian ...
		In 1918, the regions of Transylvania, Bassarabia (now the Republic of Moldova) and Bucovina united with Romania, and the country experienced a long period of stability, during which time Bucharest came to be know as 'Little Paris'.
		In 1940, the Soviet Union occupied Bassarabia and Romania entered World War II on Germany's side, later switching to the Allied side after King Michael arrested the chief of the army.
		After the war, Bassarabia was retained by the Soviet Union, and the Soviet Army helped set up a Communist regime in Romania, forcing the King to abdicate.
	www.shelterofcare.com /history.html (1108 words)

	II
		However they have good memories and are able to remember faithfully the main points of their conversations although their recollections may contain a number of inaccuracies due to the passing of time.
		Stoliar told my parents that he was a wealthy merchant in Bassarabia and that he succeeded to move to Romania (to the Old Kingdom “Regat”) before the Russians came in and Bassarabia was annexed by Russia (his wife, David’s mother, died when she was young).
		Due to the considerable wealth that he had managed to transfer from Bassarabia into Romania he was able to send his son to Paris where David continued his studies and he was living in a boarding school.
	www.isro-press.net /Struma.Rubinstein/Shimon/Stoliar.htm (1694 words)

	Hisory
		In this period the grape growers gained governmental support and already in 1837 the vineyard are in Bassarabia (the territory of today’s Moldova plus the Black Sea coast) has reached 13000 d., and the wine production has reached 10 million litres.
		In the second half of the 19th century has seen an intensive planting of French varieties have been introduced.
		By 1914 Bassarabia had Russia’s biggest vineyard area.
	www.winemoldova.com /history.html (506 words)

	ZIUA.
		To the "old" or "new" Russia, to the Czar or the Soviet Empire, Bassarabia has always been but a means instead of an aim.
		"Bassarabia means the Danube..., this is why the Bassarabian issue is not only a matter of local, Romanian interest, but of Eueopean interest", said G.I. Bratianu.
		In a recent editorial discussing the Bystroe canal issue, ZIUA Director Sorin Rosca Stanescu, was doubting the professionalism of Romanian secret services, that seemed to have been on the wrong and did not inform the Supreme Council of National Defense in time, and therefore Romania reached stupid position.
	www.ziua.net /display.php?id=155642&data=2004-08-25 (1077 words)

	Istoria Romaniei
		In 1918 the national Assemblies of Bassarabia (March), Bucovina (November) and Transylvania (December), decided to unite with Romania.
		During the reign of king Ferdinand and leadership of prime minister Ionel Bratianu a new constitution was passed and major land and voting reforms were passed.
		Due to the Soviet aggression in summer of 1940 (occupation of Bassarabia), Romania joined Germany in attacking the Soviet Union in 1941.
	www.roboam.com /istoria.htm (1879 words)

	Radio TRINITAS - The Romanians all over the world celebrated 83 years from the union of Bassarabia with Romania
		During the period when it was a part of the Russian Empire, Bassarabia was transformed in a Russian province.
		The movement of national liberation in Bassarabia led to the creation of the representative organism, the State Council on November 21, 1917.
		In the solemn meeting of March, 27, 1918, with a majority of the votes, the State Council voted the return of Bassarabia to the mother country, Romania.
	radio.trinitas.ro /stiri/admin/news.php?data=2001040302 (265 words)

	The Ultimate Resource for Combat Simulation and Strategy Gamers. (www.combatsim.com)
		If the entire Romanian public opinion, together with all of us, were in favor of regaining the provinces torn by aggression off the motherland, we are definitely against Romania pursuing aggressive objectives.
		Bassarabia and Bucovina were united with the Old Kingdom, by their free will and on the basis of the principle of self-determination.
		It would be too pretentious to believe that the continuation of the German-Russian war depends on our cooperation, and it would be no less pretentious that we, Romania, should proclaim a holy war against Russia, because of its internal social organization.
	www.combatsim.com /memb123/htm/2001/10/forgaces2/printer1.htm (1708 words)

	Romanian Children's Homes - Give abandoned Children a Secure Future through our Charity
		As the map of Europe was redrawn, the regions for Transylvania, Bassarabia, and Bucovina (now part of Ukraine) were united with Romania under the reign of King Ferdinand.
		In 1940 the Soviets invaded Bassarabia and Romania entered the Second World War on the German side.
		Post war Romania became a Communist state with the support of the Soviets, who in turn demanded reimbursement for it’s losses during the war and so the region of Bassarabia was lost and the king was forced to abdicate.
	www.romanianchildrenshomes.com /romania.php (723 words)

	Marcu Rozen --->>>The Holocaust in Romania Under the Antonescu Government (24)
		The number of 135,000 missing Jews under the Horthyst Government in the Northern Transylvania (deported in the mass extermination camps in Poland and Germany) was established by the scientists who studied this problem (F.C.E.R. archive &endash; The Northern Transylvania portfolio).
		A report of OSS considers that "100,000 to 130,000 Jews ran from the danger represented by the troops that entered in Bassarabia and Bucovina" (American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati, JAFFIS OSS).
		Many other documents give a close figure regarding the large number of Jews from Bassarabia and Northern Bucovina deported or withdrawn with the Soviet authorities before the arrival of the Romanian troops.
	isurvived.org /2Postings/2MarcuRozen-2book/024-Demography.html (1063 words)

	Mini-Flash on BESSARABIA
		However, soon afterwards, the governmental officials and the map designers thought that name a bit too long and started using the word Bassarabia for the assembly of the eastern Russian Moldavia.
		Therefore, when they declared their independence from the Russians, in 1917 and in 1991, they have named their country Republic of Moldavia and not Basarabia, in order to clearly mark the identity of their country and their links with western Moldavia remained Romanian.
		As for ourselves, we have decided to observe the wish of the locals, by finding the original definition of Bassarabia, as it used to be before its attachment to the Russian territory, in 1912.
	roumanie.com /magazine/economie/no14/basara_e.htm (635 words)

	Margaret BUCHFINK-339
		The Hendricks Mortuary was in charge of arrangements with burial in the Immanuel Church Cemetary.
		Margaret Adolf, nee Buchfingk, was born Nov. 7, 1868, in Teplitz, Bassarabia, Russia.
		She died at the age of 91 years, 9 months and 14 days.
	www.nathankramer.com /settle/bios/339.htm (289 words)

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		Moldova was a part of Romania and naturally people speak there Romanian.
		In 1812 this part, called Bassarabia was annexed to Russian Empire.
		The population continued to speak Romanian, but Russian authorities imposed Russian in every public activities and as a official language.
	www.infohub.com /forums/showpost.php?p=3533&postcount=7 (228 words)

	SJIR: Reforms : Unsurpassable Trenches : Romania's Diplomatic Battle, 1943–1944
		After refuting the assertion of a lack of Romanian consensus toward ending the war, one must turn to the broad sources of disagreements that emerged over the course of negotiations.
		In a chronological order, this paper addresses the armistice terms established prior to and during the Ankara round—Soviet partaking to the talks and Romanians’ unconditional surrender—and later during the Cairo talks, which further stipulated the renunciation of Bassarabia and Bukovina.
		In addition to these three decisive points of incongruity, one should mention the Romanian mistrust of Stalin’s word, which ultimately led to the breakdown of Stockholm’s negotiations.
	www.stanford.edu /group/sjir/7.1.05_burduja.html (1058 words)

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