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The end of the First World War history. Bessarabian Bulgarians, like members of other ethnic minorities in the region, experienced this event as a collective tragedy of their community. The analysis of the sources obtained, in particular, as a result of special missions authorized by the state has shown the complex nature of the processes determining the post-war future of the region. In the ethnically diverse Bessarabia, the anti-Romanian movement, mostly of peasantry, often acquired a national tint and was doomed to failure.
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