- Look up
Moldavians or
Moldavans in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Moldavians or
Moldavian may
refer to:
Moldavians,
residents of the
medieval Prin****lity...
- were
given to
members of non-
Moldavian ethnic groups (only 14% of the
Moldavian SSR's
political leaders were
ethnic Moldavians in 1946),
although this gradually...
- of
which 25,387
Moldavians – 52% Dubăsari – 57,371 inhabitants, of
which 33,600
Moldavians – 58%
Tiraspol –
almost entirely Moldavians Ananiv – 45,545...
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complained that the
Moldavians refused to aid him in his
expeditions against the Turks, but King
Wladyslaw argued that the
Moldavians couldn't aid Sigismund...
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Moldavian Airlines was an
airline with its head
office on the
property of Chişinău
International Airport in Chişinău in Moldova. It
operated scheduled...
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historians estimate the po****tion (historically
referred to as
Moldavians) of the
Moldavian Prin****lity in the 15th century, at
between 250,000 and 600...
-
Republic of
Moldova Moldavians, the
inhabitants of the
historical territory of the Prin****lity of
Moldavia (14th
century to 1859)
Moldavians,
residents of...
-
nationalist cause,
aiding in
bringing about the 1848
Moldavian revolution.
During the 15th century, the
Moldavians traded with
their ships in both the
Black Sea...
- The
Moldavian dialect is one of
several dialects of the
Romanian language (Daco-Romanian). It is
spoken across the
approximate area of the historical...
- III Waza) refused,
Mihai sent his
troops to take over
Pokucie (an area
Moldavians were
claiming to be theirs) but
Commonwealth hetman Stanisław Żółkiewski...
