Question

Scrieti-mi va rog un eveniment din Moldova in engleza.

Answer 1

Dance of the Hora is an event in Moldova. many want to watch or even dance. Hora is a slow dance in which men dance and rarely women. in the hill, they all gather in semicers and hold on to their arms. They spin the circle smoothly until the music is over.

Answer 2

Professional Feast "The Day of the Historian" 2015
June 18, 2015
On June 18, 2015, in the hall no. 2 on the ground floor of the National History Museum of Moldova took place a manifestation dedicated to the "Professional Day of History", attended by scholars and pedagogues from the history of the capital and the district centers.
With greetings to the community of historians came representatives of the Institute of History of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova, the History Association of Moldova, the Romanian Cultural Institute "Mihai Eminescu" in Chisinau, the Faculty of History and International Relations of ULIM, the National Museum of History of Moldova and other relevant institutions. The event highlighted the current issues and challenges of History as a science and educational discipline, opinions were expressed on the necessary steps to be taken for its development and advancement. The most distinguished historians were awarded merit diplomas from the Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of Education, the General Education, Youth and Sports Directorate of Chisinau, the Mayor of Chisinau.
The event was animated by the instrumental-vocal representations of the students of the Academy of Music, Theater and Fine Arts and of the students of the Republican Music School "Ciprian Porumbescu" from Chisinau.
Participants at the event were handed out books and historical journals from the Moldovan History Association and the Institute of History of the ASM.

•Și asta e pt dacă trebuie un eveniment istoric

Moldovans across the Dniester
In the mid-seventeenth century, the Russian Empire, with Don Cossacks, permanently threatened the Ottoman Empire and the Crimean Hanat. As a result, in 1677, 40,000 Turkish soldiers, joined by several thousand Moldavians and Cossacks (led by the Hittite Gheorghe (Iurie) Khmelnytsky, the son of Bogdan Hmelnitski), besieged the rebellious Cossack castles, the Cehir (Cighirin ) but the assault fails. In 1678 the attack was resumed by an army of 80,000 Turks, to which will be added 30,000 Tatars, 4,000 Cossacks and the Moldovan-Montenegrin contingents (with the rulers Antonie Ruset and Gheorghe Duca) of 10,000 soldiers. The Cechir was conquered on August 28, 1678, and the fortifications were destroyed to the ground. The war continued until 1681 when the Bahcisarai treaty ended, whereby the Tsar recognized Turkish rights to Ukraine "below Chiev", from the Dnieper to the Dniester. Hatman of Ukraine was named Yuri Hmelnitski and then Duca voda himself, who became also the ruler of Moldavia. Duca Voda led two countries: Moldova and South Ukraine. Duca Voda also participated in the Second Vienna Siege, but on his return to the country he lost Ukraine and the reign of Moldova was replaced by Petriceicu-vodă (1683) [101]
In a census in 1793, between Nistru and Bug in 67 villages, 49 were exclusively Romanian (102)
In the Herson region, in 1893 the following Moldovan villages are registered: Iasca, Gradiniţa, Sevartaica, Belcauca (towards Ovideopol), Malaiesti, Floarea, Tei, Cosşarca, Buturul, Perperita, Goiana, Siclia, Corotna, Cioburceni, Speia, Caragaciu, Dorotcaia, Voznisevsca (on Bug). In Podolia are registered the Moldavian villages: Lescova, Ruda, Ivanet, Rogozna, Studeniţa, Lipciani, Serebia, Camenca, Pietrosul, Slobozia, Domniţa, Balta, Moşneagul, Senina, Bursucul,
Also in 1893, according to official figures, there were 532,416 Moldovans in Herson and Podolia, in Ecaterinoslav 11,813, and in Crimea 4,015. Reviews on real numbers go up to 1,200,000. Since the middle of the 14th century there were over 400 Romanian villages in Transnistria [104]
In April 1920, large peasant riots broke out against the Soviet regime; the rebellions led by Tutunica occupied Balta, the rebellion stretching in the Codam and Ananev districts. In 1922, under the leadership of Chirsula, the revolt re-emerged. After their sacking by the Soviet regime, mass deportations were made