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Moldavia

Moldavia (moldā'vēu) [key], historic Romanian province (c.14,700 sq mi/38,100 sq km), extending from the Carpathians in Romania east to the Dnieper River in Moldova.

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The Bessarabians. (autonomy movements in region of Moldavia changing it into a little Rumania) (The Economist (US))

Eyes on Romania. (elections in Moldavia) (Europe) (The Economist (US))

Trouble, trouble, trouble. (Moldavia votes to make Romanian official language of republic) (Europe) (The Economist (US))

Humpty Dumpty in Moscow. (violence in Moldavia) (U.S. News & World Report)

Chaikovsky en zapatillas.(concierto en Madrid del Ballet Clásico Nacional de Moldavia)(Artículo breve) (Epoca)

Tomato experts aid Moldavia. (Agridev Agricultural Development Co., Moldova) (Israel Business Today)

Scarred For Life.(organ transplant trade, Moldavia) (Newsweek International)

New hopes, old grudges, great dangers. (ethnic nationalism in communist Europe; includes related article on Soviet Moldavia) (U.S. News & World Report)

Las horas bajas del poder ruso: en 18 meses, el presidente de Rusia ha sido testigo de tres revueltas. El temor de Putin es que se extiendan las protestas a Bielorrusia y Moldavia.(Vladimir Putin) (Epoca)

Jacksen Associates plans to open an apparel store in Kishinev in the U.S.S.R. (women's and children's apparel store) (WWD)

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