Moldavian women in history. Destinies, politics, and love

  The collection of articles is unquestionably a complete, profound author’s study written according to the latest methodological requirements; it contains an extensive educational component that takes into account the needs of modern historical knowledge and is designed for a wide range of readers – scientists, educators, students. The conclusions correspond to the content and reveal the purpose and objectives set in the study. Novelty of the problems of feminist history in Moldova makes the study additionally interesting not only for professional historians, but also for the general public interested in the system of public relations in Central and Eastern Europe of the 14th–17th centuries. Lorina Petrovna Repina Women’s history is no longer a subject for discussions about its uselessness, irrelevance, and especially for the non-academic approach. At present, women’s history as a new interdisciplinary direction has not only firmly taken its place in the series of fu