Journal of Danubian Studies and Research, Vol 1, No 1 (2011)
The Ukrainian-Romanian Border a Region on the Danube: the Land and People
Abstract
This article provides a brief sketch of historical and cultural development in southern
Bessarabia - areas located on Ukrainian-Romanian border. Provides information about ancient and
modern history of the region, modern composition of its population, the role of the Russian factor in
its development.
Bessarabia - areas located on Ukrainian-Romanian border. Provides information about ancient and
modern history of the region, modern composition of its population, the role of the Russian factor in
its development.
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