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Item ASPECTUL LINGVISTIC AL REFORMEI HRUȘCIOVISTE A ȘCOLII ÎN RSS MOLDOVENEASCĂ(Lexon-Prim, 2023) Rotaru, LilianaThe present study analyzes the „adjustments” of the Soviet language policy in the context of the Khrushchevist school reform of the late 1950s - early 1960s. The „School Law”, including the one voted on April 19, 1959 by the Supreme Soviet of the Moldavian SSR, which provided for the right of parents to decide „in which school with the language of instruction to enroll their children” and the „freedom” of choosing „Moldovan language” by the students studying in the school with the Russian language of instruction, reflects the policy of systematic and intentional Russification of the Soviet peoples , the Soviet regime pursuing the „complete fusion of nations” and the formation of a new historical community - the „Soviet people” for which the common language was to be Russian.Item PATRIMONIUL NOU, DAR VECHI. ȘCOLI SUPERIOARE DIN RSSM. 1940-1941(2021) Rotaru, LilianaBased on unpublished sources, the author argues that although the Soviet authorities insisted that the "Romanian bourgeois-landlord regime" deprived the Bessarabians of the possibility of pursuing vocational studies in high schools, the communist regime did nothing but rebuild and multiply after the face and likeness of the Soviets, the institutions, which, for the most part, existed in interwar Bessarabia. Also, the author proves that the material patrimony of the higher education institutions established by the Soviets between 1940-1941 on the right bank of the Dniester of the MSSR was constituted by the massive use of the material patrimony of the Romanian educational institutions that operated in Bessarabia.Item EU ÎS DE PĂRERE CĂ FIINŢAZĂ O SÂNGURĂ LIMBĂ!”: CONTROVERSE LINGVISTICE LA INSTITUTUL PEDAGOGIC DIN CHIŞINĂU(2020) Rotaru, LilianaIn this study, based on unpublished sources found in the National Archives of the Republic of Moldova, the author analyzes the linguistic dispute that erupted in the department of “Moldavian” language and literature of the Chişinău Pedagogical Institute in 1956. After a long period of real “linguicide” carried out by I.D. Ceban, director of the Institute of History, Language and Literature of the Moldavian Research Base of the USSR Academy of Sciences and his henchmen, the de-Stalinization and the Khrushchev Thaw allowed philologists, “slightly disguised Romaniaphiles”, to reject the theses about the “specificity of the Moldavian language” and affirm the linguistic unity of the people living on both banks of the Prut, although the river remained a political border. The considered linguistic contradictions between the two opposite camps of philologists from the department of “Moldavian” language and literature, as well as their consequences, are of great importance for explaining the phenomenon of preservation of national Romanian identity in theItem UN „POMPIER” PENTRU SISTEMUL EDUCAȚIONAL AL RSS MOLDOVENEȘTI – INSTITUTUL ÎNVĂȚĂTORESC DIN SOROCA(Tipografia "Lexon-Prim", 2020) Rotaru, LilianaThe history of some pedagogical higher education institutions in the Moldavian SSR, re-established and/or created by the Soviets since the second half of the 1940s, is more or less known, or they were the predecessors of some uni - versities in the Republic of Moldova. The shortage of teachers in the post-war period, generated by the expansion of the Soviet educational system in the Moldavian SSR after 1944 and, after 1949, by the transition to compulsory education of 7 classes in villages and 10 classes in Soviet Moldavian cities, led the authorities to open tempo - rary pedagogical higher education institutions, producing, in particular, teachers for grades V-VII and VIII-X. The author tries to decipher, based on unique archival sources, the ins and outs of the founding process of the Soroca Educational Institute – a pedagogical higher education institution with an ephemeral existence, to which the regime assigned a role of „firefighter” for the shortage of teachers in the public education of the Moldavian SSR.