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Background: Formerly part of Romania, Moldova was incorporated into the Soviet Union at the close of World War II. Although independent from the USSR since 1991, Russian forces have remained on Moldovan territory east of the Dniester River supporting the Slavic majority population, mostly Ukrainians and Russians, who have proclaimed a "Transnistria" republic. The poorest nation in Europe, Moldova became the first former Soviet state to elect a Communist as its president in 2001.




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Transnistria Wikipedia - Transnistria Having met our new dutch friends, Vicky no longer felt obliged to go to a territory where she might never come back from so I (Fiona) headed off for the adventure! Obviously, given the night before it was rather a later start than planned... but we made it to the central bus station around midday and headed off to Transnistria in a negotiated private car with some other randoms. After some standard perilous driving, we arrived at the border and definitely on our best behaviour. Now we [View Full Entry]

fionavicky - Sun, Sea and Vampires | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: August 8th 2009 | 113 Views | [diary=426427]


Early morning we got ready to do a day trip to Tiraspol, capital of the self proclaimed republic of Transnistria, perhaps only Russia recognizes it, anyway you cant stay for longer than 6-8 hours in the area if you try to spend the night, will be lots of hassle, there is a border we need to cross and we heard bad things about the way customs deal with foreigners says our homestay host but we really wanted to get there so we wing it. took the minibus to the Central bus station, where we were supposed to meet Tuuka and Yarom [View Full Entry]

Viajerong Pinoy - GIL BRIONES | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: September 5th 2008 | 924 Views | [diary=318917]

TIRASPOL
TIRASPOL
TIRAPOL

Follow the sign...!
Follow the sign...!
saw it after going to the monastary actually..haaa..
So, went to the Cliff Monastary of Orheiul Vechi... It was a LONG walk up under the baking sun! but, Amazing! The whole area was like a valley and before, it was all seawater!!! you can see shells and stuff in the rocks and cliffs still! I think it was 200 years ago that it was underwater...and now..its very good land for farming! The cliff monastary was small.......but pretty cooool. We went there as a group but no guide. Then, a French guy who spoke Russian came with a Russian speaking guide and we just followed and he explain many things [View Full Entry]

Tantina - Tantina | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: August 5th 2007 | 216 Views | [diary=185322]

Orheiul Vechi Monastary
Orheiul Vechi Monastary 2
The folk museum

Transdniestra Buildings
Transdniestra Buildings
The empty streets of Tiraspol.
Day 50, 20th July. Sāngera - Benderi (TRANSDNIESTRA) - Tiraspol - Stepova (UKRAINE) Andrew swam across the lake early to wish us well on our way, and we carried on east along the road in hot weather again. The roads were different than we were used to. Virtually empty of people, no horses and carts, no workers in the fields. Just before Benderi the landscape became wild and completely unused; then, a checkpoint with a Russian tank guarding it, we were waved through. Then the border control of the self-proclaimed Trandniestran Moldovan Republic. It was a time-capsule of the Soviet Un [View Full Entry]

Bikepacker - Andrew John Ganner | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: August 3rd 2006 | 2041 Views | [diary=70634]

Communist Signs
Tiraspol
Bendery