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Татарбунарското въстание в Бесарабия от 1924 г
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мakeдoнчe (ВМОРО) |
Публикувано | 23.08.03 16:54 |
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Някой може ли да предостави повече информация!?
Благодаря предварително!
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Re: Татарбунарското въстание в Бесарабия от 1924 г
[re: мakeдoнчe]
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Fallen_Angel (St. Lucifer) |
Публикувано | 23.08.03 17:07 |
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RAVENS DO NOT SHARE THEIR PREX 1988
a color picture 2 episodes 14 acts
Plot: A historic movie, based on real facts. This is the first Moldovan movie that is trying to mirror the hopeless struggle of the local people against the Soviet power. Most of all opposed the peasants who did not accept collectivization
Интересно... :)
Татарбунар — населенный пункт на юге Бессарабии. В наше время получил известность по восстанию крестьян против румынских буржуазно-помещичьих оккупантов в 1924 году.
Редактирано от Fallen_Angel на 23.08.03 17:16.
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Re: Татарбунарското въстание в Бесарабия от 1924 г
[re: мakeдoнчe]
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Fallen_Angel (St. Lucifer) |
Публикувано | 23.08.03 17:27 |
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Много кратко по темата
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Благодаря!
Доста интересни за мен моменти.
След като прочетох имената на деистващите лица за въстанието, не видях нито едно лице с българско име като се има в предвид че селяните в тази област са българи.Но все пак е стъпка напред.
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"September 16, 1924
Tatarbunary, a town located about 100 kilometers (60 miles) southwest of Odesa, not far from the Black Sea coast, was founded in the 16th century while the area was under Turkish rule. Early in the 19th century the Russian empire annexed the region, and subsequently it became a haven for Bulgarian colonists and Ukrainian (even some Russian) peasants fleeing serfdom.
In 1918 the town, along with all of Bessarabia, was claimed by Romania. In 1921 the Romanian government imposed an onerous program of agrarian reforms that caused widespread dissatisfaction. Soon after, a famine raged through the area and in 1924 a drought hit. The resulting hardships amplified the anger the Romanian regime aroused with its policy of social and ethnic discrimination against the Bessarabian population. It was only a matter of time before this powder keg exploded.
On September 16, 1924, a pro-Soviet revolutionary committee formally launched an uprising of about 4,000 to 6,000 peasants, issuing slogans calling for the region's unification with the Ukrainian SSR and an end to Romanian occupation. The revolt spread to the districts of Akkerman, Bendery, Cahul and Izmail, but after three days of fighting with Romania's army, artillery and navy, the uprising was suppressed.
Many perished and about 500 were arrested by Romanian authorities. After a three-and-a-half month trial in Kishinev, 86 of the insurrectionists were sentenced to terms ranging from one to 15 years in jail. The trial attracted international attention, and intellectuals such as Louis Aragon, Theodore Dreiser, Albert Einstein and Paul Йluard spoke out on the plight of the defendants.
Tatarbunary was annexed to the Ukrainian SSR in 1940 by Stalin, who took advantage of Hitler's embroilment in western Europe to march the Red Army into Bessarabia.
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Sources: "Tatarbunary," "Tatarbunary uprising of 1924," Encyclopedia of Ukraine, Vol. 5, (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1993); Paul R. Magocsi, "A History of Ukraine" (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1996"
Крушево на Крушевци,Тетово на Албанците,Войводина на Унгарците!
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