History of Republic of Moldova
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This article describes some of the events in Republic of Moldova history.
Contents
History of Republic of Moldova
Romania - Republic of Moldova Union
Because of the newly added war module the Moldavian and Romanian presidents, Pan Halippa and Titu Maiorescu, launched referendums in both countries for the union of Romania and Republic of Moldova.
After the referendums [1][2] in which the majority of voters agreed with the union, the nation of Republic of Moldova became part of Romania through a war on April 4, 2008. This was the only official union based on a contract ever made in eRepublik[3][4][5].
Republic of Moldova Wars
Republic of Moldova - Ukraine TW
Republic of Moldova - Cuba TW
References
- ↑ Banca Nationala a Romaniei, Referendum for Union/Referendum pentru Unire, BNR Daily
- ↑ Pan Halippa, REFERENDUM!, Tanarul Revolutionar
- ↑ Pan Halippa, Traiasca eRomania Mare!!!, Tinarul Revolutionar
- ↑ Titu Maiorescu, De maine ne unim cu Moldova, The eVeniment
- ↑ Titu Maiorescu, To former Moldavian citizens/Pentru fostii cetateni moldoveni, The eVeniment
