@@paulmed42069 The Federal "Republic of Moldova" That seal is from the oldest moldavian document preserved to this day, document of great simbolic, and not only simbolic, value for moldavians and Moldavia. To be found now in Bucharest as that the walachian thieves took it after 1859 to put it in their museums and archives. Fate shared by countless priceless moldavian documents and artefacts. The fact that this document survived is almost a miracle. The Romanian national archives were deliberately destroyed by Austro-Hungarians during the German occupation of Bucharest in ww1. Only a few documents and artifacts were saved and sent to Russia for preservation from where most never returned. Not only that, but Russia targeted Moldova specifically, because they returned many Wallachian documents but almost none Moldovan - in an obvious effort to denationalize Moldovans. You always seem to forget the shit Russia did to Moldova.Romanian/Vlach/Wallachian stance on this: adviser to the former President of Romania warns the Rep. of Moldova: "Moldovan identity means territorial claims to Romania and Ukraine." (hinting at the fact that historical Moldova was a Romanian state from the point of view of Romanians and that its history and identity belongs to Romania)It has perspective in the right sectors, if the focus is appropriate. Traditional sectors like agriculture need innovation, investments and automation. The most competitive sector and which brings the most added value is IT and most people who activate in this field are satisfied with their work conditions and wages. Moldova as of late is placing itself as an outsourcing IT hub for businesses in Europe, US and Russia. For example the company that I work for is a subsidiary of the main branch in Lithuania, which in its turn contracts services in the UK. This is because Moldova has placed itself in a grey area between 2 strategic blocks, where no one wants to invest for fears of exposing themselves to unpredictable political developments.The Romanian national archives were deliberately destroyed by Austro-Hungarians during the German occupation of Bucharest in ww1. Only a few documents and artifacts were saved and sent to Russia for preservation from where most never returned. Not only that, but Russia targeted Moldova specifically, because they returned many Wallachian documents but almost none Moldovan - in an obvious effort to denationalize Moldovans. So the Russians kept the moldavians documents hidden so nobody could see they were written in russian, filled with russian names, in their obvious effort to denationalize the moldavians? Makes a lot of sense. The rest is again typical romanian nonsense. No Moldovan document archived in Bucharest was written in Russian. Older Moldovan documents were written in OCS and later in Romanian. You have no idea what you're talking about, are you even Moldovan?? In the most important works dedicated to the old Russian language, the moldavian documents are extensively quoted for good reason. Church Slavonic was used only in religious books, the Medieval Moldavian documents and chronicles are written in an old South-Western Russian dialect with some local changes.
