Glasul (English: The Voice), known later as Glasul Naţiunii (English: The Nation's Voice), was the first newspaper in the Republic of Moldova to appear in the Latin alphabet during the dying years of the Soviet Union. Glasul Naţiunii was founded in 1988 by Leonida Lari.
| Circulation | 150,000 (1989) |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Writers' Union of Moldova |
| Founder | Leonida Lari |
| Founded | 1988 |
| Based in | Chişinău |
| Language | Romanian |
History
editThe first issue of Glasul Naţiunii was printed in Riga in 1988, the second one in Vilnius the same year, and the third one was printed in Chişinău on February 15, 1989. After discovering that copies of the first issue were circulating in Chişinău, Semion Grossu declared the publication illegal.[1]
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edit- Consiliul de Administrare al A.P.I. se arata ingrijorat de situatia revistei „Glasul Natiunii”
- Leonida Lari „între îngeri şi demoni”
- The newly independent states of Eurasia: handbook of former Soviet republics By Stephen K. Batalden, Sandra L. Batalden
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