Russia Allocates 100 Million Rubles for School Textbooks in the Transnistrian Region
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Education in the Transnistrian region is used as an instrument of Russian influence, by promoting a separate identity and by normalizing the idea of war since childhood. Experts warn that this form of influence could complicate the process of reintegration of the country.
The Russian Federation is trying to strengthen its influence on the educational system on the left of Nistru, in the context of the growing interest in Romanian language studies. Moscow has allocated 100 million Russian rubles, the equivalent of about 20 million lei, for new manuals, which have begun to be distributed in schools located in Romania. Article Russia, presented as "patries" in the textbooks of students in Transnistria. Moscow invest…
The Russian Federation is trying to strengthen its influence on the educational system on the left of Nistru, in the context of the growing interest in Romanian language studies. Moscow has allocated 100 million Russian rubles, the equivalent of about 20 million lei, for new manuals, which have begun to be distributed in the schools located
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