- Moldova.
According to the
traditional explanation, the name
Bessarabia (
Basarabia in Romanian)
derives from the
Wallachian Basarab dynasty, who allegedly...
-
Basarabia Reînnoită (English: The
Bessarabia Renewal) was a
newspaper from Iaşi, Romania,
founded in
March 1907 by
Leonida Stamati, a
boyar from Soroca...
- (Romanian:
Basarabia, pământ românesc), "Bessarabia is
Romanian land" (
Basarabia e pământ românesc) or "Bessarabia is Romania" (
Basarabia e România, also...
- Tiraspol"
wrote Gazeta Basarabiei in July 1939. On
October 8, 1939,
Radio Basarabia (with own
shows in
Romanian and Russian) was
launched in Chişinău by the...
-
unirea "inevitabilă" a României cu
Basarabia Archived 3
December 2013 at the
Wayback Machine, Știri din
Basarabia, 15
January 2010 "Ipocrizia copiilor...
-
October 1939, as
Radio Basarabia, the
second radio station of the
Romanian Radio Broadcasting Company. On
October 8, 1939,
Radio Basarabia (with own
shows in...
-
Basarabia was the
first Romanian language newspaper to be
published in
Bessarabian guberniya of the
Russian Empire in 1906–1907. It was
written with the...
-
broadcasting in Chișinău. The
first radio station in Chișinău,
Radio Basarabia, was
launched by the
Romanian Radio Broadcasting Company on 8 October...
-
Seleucia in Pieria,
Ancient Warfare Magazine Kaba, John (1919). Politico-economic
Review of
Basarabia.
United States:
American Relief Administration. p. 15....
- "Carol I"
National Defense University. 2 (1): 46–65. Scurtu, Ioan (2015). "
Basarabia în do****ente
semnate de
marile puteri (1920–1947)".
Revista de Istorie...
