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organization was achieved only at the beginning of the twentieth century,
when following the example of other nationalities in Russia, began to learn
their methods and courage in regard to political claims, national, economic,
cultural, social and administrative Bessarabia .
As a result, the Bessarabia’n Union Act was written with golden letters in
our nation’s history, the triumph of our justice, and world history as an act
of general application field for the principle that people slaughtered in World
War: the right of nations to have their fate.
Therefore, due to subjective or objective factors, the Romanians from
Basarabia mentality during the eve and after the Union, is still quite unwilling
to literacy work of the Romanian state and we assume that progress in the
process of awareness of national identity Bessarabia was difficult or understood
differently, not too enthusiastic, how to assert membership of the
Romanian nation, in any case not by too much love of books and national
enlightenment. The vicissitudes of the period, the accumulated frustrations
caused thereby preserving, if not increased regional identity: „We first of all
Moldovan, Romanian and then, at the expense of pan-Romanian identity.”
The political regime’s repercussions on daily life. The political regime
change was not always idyllic received in daily life. With a normal psychological
and social comfort in a rigid social and political system, individuals
react negatively to any change spontaneously, even if seen in time, changing
the political regime leaves its fingerprints on the mentality and everyday life.
Thus, the attitude towards the political regime tsarist Moldovans, established
following the annexation of Bessarabia to the Czarist Empire in 1812,
was modeled largely under the impact of their actions and reflects the light of
traditional attitudes.
Thus found that the natives do not wear a response organized nature,
but most spontaneously only premises that support the different strata were
different: while the boyars argued customary land and local laws, farmers
sought to preserve the material situation and Social achieved in the past. In
fact, strengthening indigenous identity politics as a reaction to the Russian
government itself was a process neconştientizat of his subjects.
Similar findings are made, and L. Casso, who has a negative position
towards the attitude of Moldovans: thus, it shows distrust of Russian authorities
and officials tend to limit interference in Russian internal life of the province
and to preserve local autonomy.
The Bessarabian same conservative side will continue after the change of
political regime Russia. Initially, the Union Act of 27 March is considered as