Аннотация: Peter the First, the Romanovs, Brezhnev, Voronin, Plahotniuc, Sandu. An essay on the collective political unconscious.
Peter the First, the Romanovs, Brezhnev, Voronin, Plahotniuc, Sandu. An essay on the collective political unconscious.
The Principality of Moldavia was a European state.
The date of its foundation is 1346 (1365). Stephen V Locust (1508-1540) - Prince (Hospodar) of Moldavia from 1538 to 1540, was already the de facto governor of the Ottoman Empire.
For a long time the Principality of Moldavia was included in the system of Polish-Lithuanian alliances (1387-1526), and it was then that it was the most powerful and prosperous.
So, the period of the sovereign existence of the Principality of Moldavia (European state) is from 1346 (1365) to 1538.
From about 1600, the power of the Ottoman Empire was finally consolidated in the Principality of Moldavia.
The Pruth River Campaign (in 1711) of Peter the Great (Peter the Great had a benevolent attitude towards the Commonwealth) opened the period of the Romanovs' special attitude to Moldavia.
About the entire 19th century, Moldova is in the political system of the Russian Empire - and feels the Romanovs' traditionally benevolent attitude towards Moldova.
Second half of the 20th century - Moldova is part of the USSR, where from 1966 to 1982 (about 20 years) Brezhnev was in charge (as the General Secretary of the governing Communist Party). Brezhnev has a special, benevolent attitude towards Moldova (he was appointed Party First Secretary of Communist Party of Moldova in the Moldavian SSR in 1951-1952).
After 1991, the so-called communists are strong in Moldova.
These are people who declare friendship with Russia.
In the collective subconscious - the benevolence on the part of the Romanovs and on the part of Brezhnev (on the part of the USSR).
Vladimir Voronin evades joining the Union State (in which Russia and Belarus have united), rejects Dmitry Kozak's plan.
In 2003, Vladimir Voronin was hesitating ...
He is trying to understand: is Russia in 2003 a European country, like Russia during the Romanov dynasty?
For Vladimir Voronin it is clear that in 2003 in Russia - in real power - there were no communists, but maybe some factors create a special benevolent attitude on the part of Russia to Moldova?
The closest to the mentality of post-Soviet Russia is Vladimir Plahotniuc. Moldova is looking at him, testing him ... What possibilities he has?
But Moldova, a historically European state, rejects, albeit with great hesitation, Vladimir Plahotniuc.
Behind the traditional vector towards a benevolent Russia is a vector towards Europe ... Russia is just one of the options for European orientation ...
Igor Dodon, whom career linked with Vladimir Voronin, left the communist faction in the Moldovan parliament in 2011 and joined the Party of Socialists ... The era of Brezhnev are more and more receding into the past and more and more forgotten, and the European qualities of post-Soviet Russia continue to be investigated (from different sides) (without clear conclusions) by many Moldovan politicians ...
Maia Sandu is entering the political arena of Moldova more and more confidently ...
Of course, there are big hesitations ... Since 1991, relatively little time has passed by historical standards - about thirty years.
The Principality of Moldavia, a European state, existed for 192 (173) years ...
As part of the European state - of the Imperial Russia - Moldova existed of about a century ...
However, there is a need to adapt to existing realities ...
[MDCCCVII. Belarus and Moldova. Political and historical essay. - November 3, 2020.]
November 5, 2020 07:45
Translation from Russian into English: November 5, 2020 10:08.
Владимир Владимирович Залесский 'Пётр Первый, Романовы, Брежнев, Воронин, Плахотнюк, Санду. Очерк коллективного политического бессознательного'.