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can be considered the first Soviet writer from the
Moldovan Autonomous SSR. In his short stories, Milev described in bright detail the bestiality and terror of Romanian fascism in a Bessarabian village, and the protest and resistance of the peasantry. But Milev also depicted the Bessarabian farmers
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The Annals of
Moldova illuminate the period from the 14th through the 18th centuries. They describe the activities and achievements of various princes and monasteries, the chief proponents of Christian culture of the time. From the 17th century, the chronicles began to be written in the Romanian
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Only at the end of the 17th and early 18th centuries did a secular literature develop in
Moldova. The so-called Transylvanian school promoted the idea of a Romance origin for the Romanian people and their language, an idea that propelled their nationalistic development from the end of the 17th
780:, a tale of social upheaval during a peasant uprising in 1821 against the boyar landlords. Much of the storytelling of the first half of the 19th century reflected the social struggle between the poor peasantry and the landowning classes in Moldova and Wallachia. Songs celebrating the
682:. The fundamental premise of these 16th century chronicles was the establishment of centralised power in Moldova, as well as emphasis on the continuity between Roman and Greek history and Moldavian history. Azarius was the last representative of the school of court chroniclers.
508:, irrespective of the language. Although there has been considerable controversy over linguistic identity in Moldova, the Moldovan and Romanian languages are virtually identical and share a common literary history. Moldovan literature, therefore, has considerable overlap with
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The second half of the 15th century saw the development of historical literature in the
Moldovan principality. The chronicles were compiled at the behest and supervision of the rulers, and were intended to glorify their reigns and actions. During the reign of
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was very popular. Critics noted that in the trans-Prut
Moldova and other provinces of Romania, there was beginning a Francophone Romanian culture. At the same time, the 19th century is notable for the establishment of a nationalist literature as well.
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Chronicle (in two versions), a
Moldovan-German chronicle, a Russo-Moldovan chronicle and a Moldovan-Polish chronicle. While all the editions include the reign of Stefan, there are differences and further additions by their scribes.
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appeared at this time. Bourgeouis literature of the period painted a villainous picture of the hajduks, but in folks songs they were romanticised as heroes and champions of peasant rights. The
Moldavian national musical style
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as an undifferentiated mass that propels individual heroes. The revolutionary movement was shown as spontaneous and without perspective. Some of his works were to some extent or the other pessimistic, albeit veiled.
602:(or Middle Bulgarian), which was the official language of the church and state until the 7th century, as well as the literary language. In this language appear the significant sacred and historical literature (
1630:. As a result of the post-Stalin thaw, the Bessarabians were able to impose a Romanian version of the Moldovan language, with the sole exception being the script of the latter, which continued to be Cyrillic.
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established a university, several publishing houses (from 1642), and introduced the first
Moldavian legal code, especially laws on serfdom which provided a number of benefits to the big landowning classes.
1727:, St. Petersburg, covers events to 1518, while the other (in the Library of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR) continues to 1526. The documents chronicle the reign of Stefan. See Mokhov, 1964.
1159:(1939)). His works were intimately tied to the realities of those times and could be seen as chronicle of the era. Corneanu also played a major role in the creation of a Moldovan children's literature (
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to continue
Makarios' work to include the events of the principality between 1541 and 1554. The events of the years 1554-1574 were addressed by the monk Azarius, a disciple of Makarios, by decree of
1393:(1952), which reflected the fight against the Nazi invaders, the collectivization of agriculture in the country, and the struggle for peace. These years also saw the flowering of the poets
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Negruzzi can be considered the founder of modern
Moldovan prose. He was active in the peasant uprising of 1821, fled to Bessarabia where he met, and was subsequently deeply influenced by,
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658:, an official chronicle was written in the Slavonic language: the original is lost, but its contents have been preserved in five different editions: Anonymous Chronicle, the
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There was also an important tradition of translation into the Moldovan language of works in Russian and masterpieces of other world languages. Eminent translators included
1241:(1912–92). Among Bukov's interesting collections of poetry are "This Sun" (1937) and "China" (1938). This period is the beginning of the literary work of other writers:
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In the second half of the 19th century, Moldovan literature fell under the influence of the middle-class, especially of the French. Latinate influences rising in
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The creation of Moldovan written literature was preceded by a rich folklore that emerged in the 10th and 11th centuries CE: calendrical and family ritual poetry (
1155:(1932), which gives a vivid picture of the Moldovan capital, its perspectives and grand buildings, as well as his extensive collections of Moldovan folk songs (
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1178:(1926) as well as stories set during the Civil War, the building of Socialism in the countryside, the collectivisation of agriculture. In 1937 came his
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The noted poet and dramaturge Vasile Alecsandri was active in the national movement for the unification of Moldova and Wallachia, participating in the
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Translated at the end of the sixteenth century from Moldavian court annals that depended on the early 15th century version. See Foot et al. page 342.
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in 1929. His oeuvre covered the October Revolution, the dictatorship of the proletariat, class struggle, the problems of the establishment of
984:- an organ for the Union of Writers and the Socio-literary division of the Moldovan scientific committee. From 1930, the pioneering magazine (
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Russian language writers in Moldavia included the novelists L. Mischenko, G. Uspensky, and the poets N. Savostin, V. Izmailov, S. Burlak,
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1573:(Massacre in Georgia, 2008) is an ironic reflection on the essential unchanging nature of his country, whether Soviet or independent.
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had a considerable following in Moldova and Wallachia. Another source of influence on Moldovan literature was that of the Germans.
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The post-war period was fruitful for the development of all genres of literature. Bukov gained fame for several children's books:
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1334:(Moscow, 1942-44), in central gazettes and journals, as well as being broadcast over the radio. Russian translations of Bukov's
614:(interpretations of the Gospels) by the Metropolitan Barlaam (1590-1657) published in 1643. Barlaam's successor, Metropolitan
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709:(1714) was translated into many European languages. A valuable historical, ethnographic and geographic source is his
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Throughout the existence of the Moldovan ASSR and the Moldovan SSR, there was a fierce battle between the so-called
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Solonar, Vladimir; Bruter, Vladimir (1994). "Russians in Moldova". In Shlapentokh, Vladimir; et al. (eds.).
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1272:(1861-1938), who created the first Gagauz dictionary, grammar, and translated religious works into the language.
618:(1624-1693) translated the Psalms in verse in the Romanian language. To Dosoftei is attributed the famous saying
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From the 15th century, Moldovan literature absorbed influences from Latin literature, chiefly propagated by the
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At the same time, there was considerable Russophobia which was reflected in the works of such poets as
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705:(1673-1723). Dimitrie Cantemir was the author of one of the most complete histories of the Turks. His
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The Gagauz language enjoyed a resurgence in the independent republic of Moldova. A weekly newspaper
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The genres of essays and short stories were successfully developed by the above writers as well as
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2158:. The Permanent Committee on Geographical Names for British Official Use. 2005. Archived from
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762:(on which he worked for over thirty years, and which was published posthumously), and Maior's
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915:, on the other hand, was representative of a countervailing conservative strand in the arts.
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Moldovan historiography rose to the levels of contemporary European science in the works of
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A Conversation on the Beginnings of the Romanian Language between an Uncle and a Nephew
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Ni héros, ni traîtres: Les écrivains moldaves face au pouvoir soviétique sous Staline
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in Latin was published, while other scientific and historical works include Şincai's
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2128:"Engineering Moldovan Identity: Moldovan Writers from Stalinism to the Independence"
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After independence, the modern Moldovan republic switched its script back to Latin.
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literature in the 1920s and 1930s in Bessarabia, the single-handed work of a priest
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Eminent among the Moldavian writers of the period is Markov, whose major works are
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Dramaturgy was an important development in Soviet Moldavia. Works such as Lupan's
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Tragodia sau mai bine a zice jalnica Moldovei întâmplare după răzvrătirea grecilor
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582:. The national struggle against the Ottoman occupation is reflected in the ballad
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2007:
1985:. Vol. 3–4. Biblioteca Ştiinţifică Centrală „Andrei Lupan” a AŞM. p. 37
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Since independence, Moldova has continued its literary tradition across genres.
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1076:. To Lehtţir is also attributed the beginning of Moldovan dramaturgy. His play
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1666:"Multilingualism and the disputed standardizations of Macedonian and Moldovan"
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1515:(1922-1989), Yuri Barzhansky (1922-1986), P. Starostin, I. Crețu and others.
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The New Russian Diaspora: Russian Minorities in the Former Soviet Republics
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One of the most energetic drivers of the Moldovan Soviet literature was
802:. They both wrote love songs in the tradition of the ancient Greek poet
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Villages on Stage: Folklore and Nationalism in the Republic of Moldova
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In the 1960s and 1970s appeared fine novels and poetry: Druță's novel
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586:, which was popular not only in the Moldovan principality but also in
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1310:(1909-1974). Poetry and journalism flourished. Poems and articles of
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1214:(1888-1917) was one of the foremost Bessarabian poets: his poems
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The works of the poet Caftanaki should be noted: the short story
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Dimitrie Cantemir (Voivode of Moldavia); Nicolas Tindal (1734).
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1600:) began publication in 1988, and a Gagauz university opened in
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The Oxford History of Historical Writing: Volume 2: 400-1400
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The history of the growth and decay of the Othman empire ...
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Among the founders of Moldavian lyric poetry are the father
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2009:
The Moldovans: Romania, Russia, and the Politics of Culture
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Standard Languages and Multilinguialism in European History
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Controversy over linguistic and ethnic identity in Moldova
2079:"Balkan Reflections on some Moldavian Postmodern Writers"
1805:Кожевников, Ю. (1988). "Литература Молдавии и Валахии ".
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Politica etnoculturală în RASS Moldovenească (1924-1940)
866:, which was soon thereafter closed down by the censors.
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956:), and then organised by May 1, 1927, into the journal
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O istorie deschisă a literaturii române din Basarabia
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The Oxford Guide to Literature in English Translation
1257:(1913–93 ), A. Robota (1916–41), G. Adam (1914–46),
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History of the Growth and Decay of the Ottoman Empire
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reorganised itself into a politico-literary monthly
850:(Literary Dacia), as well as the historical journal
754:(c.1756-1821). In 1780, Samuil Micu-Klein's grammar
1873:
1863:. Chişinău: Editura Prut Internaţional. p. 85.
1412:Critically and popularly acclaimed works included:
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813:At the beginning of the 19th century, the writers
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1743:. Editura Academiei Republicii Socialiste România
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2239:. Vol. 7. Moscow: Sovietskaya Entsiklopedia
1189:Among other prominent writers was D. Batrânsea (
1064:depicted class struggle in the collective farm.
484:comprises the literature of the principality of
1967:
1804:
1546:is in the vanguard of the experimental novel (
932:Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
578:, various versions of which were found across
498:Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
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1976:"Crâmpeie din viaţa unui talent supravegheat"
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1261:(1905–61), D. Vetrova (1913–52), and others.
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2005:
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1703:. Romanian Cultural Institute. p. 332.
760:Chronicle of the Romanians and other peoples
2001:
1999:
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1668:. In Hüning, Matthias; et al. (eds.).
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1607:
1023:, the defence of the USSR, and life in the
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1365:, 1972). Other epic works include Lupan's
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1230:(The Country) being particularly notable.
1046:(1929)) he often imitated the folk style (
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817:(founder of the first Moldovan newspaper
742:century. This 'Latinate' school included
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2274:Foot, Sarah; Robinson, Chase F. (2012).
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43:Relevant discussion may be found on the
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2086:Научни Трудове на Русенския Университет
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764:History of the early Romanians in Dacia
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2105:"Maintenant #49: Emilian Galaicu-Păun"
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1585:eloquent, assured, politically engaged
2907:
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1946:. Editions L'Harmattan. p. 362.
1849:
1072:) demonstrates his introduction into
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1482:(1963), Bukov's collection of poems
1249:(1914-1993), T. Nencheva (1913–41),
1042:. In his early poems (for instance,
17:
1740:Moldavia in the 11th-14th centuries
1276:Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic
844:Kogălniceanu published the journal
756:Elements of Dacio-Romanian Language
502:Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic
13:
2182:. LIT Verlag Münster. p. 77.
2077:Alexe, Maria; Prus, Elena (2009).
1151:(1909-1957) is well known for his
862:he published the literary journal
637:, as well as southern Slavs (from
593:
14:
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2224:
2126:Negura, Petru (August 20, 2012).
2056:"Iulian Ciocan [Moldova]"
1537:
1342:(1944) were published in Moscow.
1122:So it was, but so it shall not be
2888:
2887:
2440:
1583:) is a contemporary poet called
776:(1832-1898) wrote the chronicle
620:Light comes to us from Moscow...
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100:
22:
2231:Lunacharsky, A.V., ed. (1934).
2145:
2103:Fowler, S. J. (June 16, 2012).
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1867:
1672:. John Benjamins. p. 320.
1522:. There were also works in the
1330:were published in the magazine
1764:
1755:
1717:
1701:History of Romania: Compendium
1157:Cântece norodnice moldoveneşti
1136:(1930), the poetry collection
1132:), the short story collection
524:), fairy tales, heroic epics (
1:
2373:Moldavian Democratic Republic
1981:. In Hanganu, Aurelia (ed.).
1940:Petru Negura (1 March 2009).
1809:. Vol. 5. Москва: Наука.
1651:
1196:
716:
143:Moldavian Democratic Republic
1878:. In Colesnic, Iurie (ed.).
1876:"Corneanu Leonid - scriitor"
1874:Cosmescu, Valentina (1997).
1807:История всемирной литературы
1723:The first (preserved in the
919:, the editor of the gazette
624:De la Moscova vine lumina...
7:
3460:Cultural history of Moldova
2422:Declaration of independence
2280:. Oxford University Press.
2253:Moldaviia epokhi feodalizma
2207:. M.E. Sharpe. p. 89.
1906:Literatura şi arta Moldovei
1828:. Oxford University Press.
1664:Ciscel, Matthew H. (2012).
1264:There was a brief spark of
976:. In November, the journal
604:The Life of St John the New
566:The Rich Man and the Pauper
192:Declaration of independence
49:conditions to do so are met
10:
3476:
2176:Cash, Jennifer R. (2011).
1725:Saltykov Shchedrin Library
1611:
1430:, 1966), Ariadna Shalar's
923:and the satirical journal
895:, and founded the journal
806:, an extant example being
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2855:
2826:Controversy over identity
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2736:
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2553:Left Bank of the Dniester
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2458:
2449:
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2343:
1824:. In Peter France (ed.).
1820:Deletant, Dennis (2000).
1441:, A. Marinat, R. Lunghu.
1379:Spring in the Carpathians
1170:(1902-1979) published in
936:From 1926, the newspaper
903:published the collection
534:The Knight Gruia Grozovan
2651:Unification with Romania
2363:Principality of Moldavia
1608:Politics and Controversy
1070:The Fall of the Epigones
917:Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu
835:Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu
133:Principality of Moldavia
2544:Autonomous territories
2255:(in Russian). Chişinău.
1908:. Vol. 1. Chişinău
1563:Avionul mirosea a pește
1556:consciously fragmentary
1484:Present day, future day
1359:Basm cu cele patru zâne
887:, headed the magazines
2058:. Dalkey Archive Press
2040:Cimpoi, Mihai (1996).
1900:A. Timuş, ed. (1986).
1880:Chişinău: Enciclopedie
1737:Victor Spinei (1986).
1699:Andea, Susana (2006).
1480:Ballads of the Steppes
1475:(1972) are prominent.
1465:The Bitterness of Love
1363:Story of four banshees
1340:Spring on the Dniester
1287:
1208:
1174:: the satirical story
1118:Ce a cost, nu a mai fi
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728:
711:Description of Moldova
606:and the preachings of
2405:Transnistria conflict
2251:Mokhov, N.A. (1964).
2237:Literary Encyclopedia
2233:"Moldovan Literature"
2006:Charles King (2000).
1859:Negru, Elena (2003).
1786:J. J., and P. Knapton
1770:Foot et al, page 342.
1452:(1957), Anna Lupan's
1389:(1950), Kruchenyuk's
1367:The Forgotten Village
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810:("The Moping Dove").
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175:Transnistria conflict
2766:Languages of Moldova
1577:Emilian Galaicu-Păun
1490:(1966), L. Damian's
1432:People and Destinies
1355:Speaking to children
1351:De vorbă cu cei mici
905:Cantece Moldovenesti
854:in 1840. Along with
676:Alexandru Lăpușneanu
562:The Sun and the Moon
391:World Heritage Sites
3455:History of Moldavia
3435:Moldovan literature
2935:European literature
2893:Transnistria topics
2512:Rudi Geodetic Point
2353:Prehistoric Balkans
1488:Laws of Hospitality
1471:(1961) and Druță's
1469:Children and Apples
1463:(1957), Corneanu's
1421:Vladimir Beşleagă's
1336:I see you, Moldavia
1191:Mai sus făclia ardă
860:Constantin Negruzzi
839:Mihail Kogălniceanu
796:Ienăchiță Văcărescu
791:circulated widely.
600:Old Church Slavonic
510:Romanian literature
506:Republic of Moldova
123:Prehistoric Balkans
36:of this article is
3445:Moldovan novelists
2432:2015–2016 protests
2378:Union with Romania
1974:Şpac, Ion (2010).
1882:. Chişinău: Museum
1513:Alexandru Cosmescu
1473:Birds of Our Youth
1467:(1958), Condrea's
1399:Constantin Condrea
1385:(1948), Deleanu's
1332:Moldova Socialistă
1288:
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885:revolution of 1848
831:Constantin Stamati
774:Alexandru Beldiman
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2393:Gagauzia conflict
2287:978-0-19-923642-8
2214:978-1-563-24335-6
2189:978-3-643-90218-4
2019:978-0-8179-9792-2
1953:978-2-296-21603-7
1921:cite encyclopedia
1835:978-0-19-818359-4
1710:978-9-737-78412-4
1679:978-9-027-20055-6
1642:Unwelcome Visitor
1581:Air with Diamonds
1558:quotidian prose.
1528:Dmitri Kara-Çoban
1454:The Wheel of Time
1450:The Raging Danube
1381:(1955), Meniuc's
1074:socialist realism
871:Alexander Pushkin
856:Vasile Alecsandri
852:Arhiva Românească
744:Samuil Micu-Klein
736:Vasile Alecsandri
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