A country's history is also known by its borders. Some of a country's turmoils are rooted in forced border changes, or voluntary migrations, and many other factors. Look at a map, and you will see a tiny country bordering Romania, called Moldova, or Moldavia. This country was an independent state beginning in the early 1500's, but was ruled for centuries by Romania as part of "Bessarabia." It then became part of Romania in 1918, and again independent in 1991, and in that period, was also a small state in the former USSR.
See the e-museum site of The University of Minnesota at Mankato, MN,
offers a full-service museum-type website at www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/cultural/oldworld/europe/moldavia. This gives a good introduction to the history, cultures and archeology of the area.
Two people headed out, an improvised road trip. May open travel return. See Snagov, Complex Astoria, Sinaia, Brasov, Bran, Rasnov, Curtea de Arges, Poinari, Transfagarasan Pass, Sibiu, Sighisoara, Targu Mures, Bistrita, Bucovina, Voronet, Putna, Prislop Pass, Sighetu Marmetei, Iasi, Sapanta, Cluj Napoca, Alba Iulia, Baia Mare, Hunedoara, Petrogani, Targu Jiu, Horezu, Calimanisti, Rimnicu Vicea, Targoviste, Mogosoaia, Bucharest. Vlad sites: at Romania Roadways II;. trips hub europeroadways .com.
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