Abstract
The Great Union of 1918 has represented a fundamental step in the foundation of the
contemporary Romanian state, whereas for Bessarabia it was a chance to retake its direction of
evolution towards the west. Unfortunately, the history has separated it once again in 1944, in order
to become an independent state named the Republic of Moldova, after a soviet era. Unionist
tendencies were registered on both sides of the Prut river ever since 1991, and have augmented in the
last years due to the worsening economic situation. This paper aims to make a legal analysis on a
possible unification of the Republic of Moldova with Romania, taking into account, particularly, the
EU member statute of Romania and the existence of a separatist region – Transnistria, as well as an
autonomous territorial unit – Gagauzia, on the territory of the Republic of Moldova.
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