ABBYY FineReader 7.0 Professional Edition is the ideal optical character recognition (OCR) application for users who demand the highest level of recognition accuracy and format retention. An excellent time-saving solution,...
Cyrillic II for Mac Pro Professional-quality, hinted, scalable, bilingual Cyrillic-English Type 1 and TrueTypeｫ fonts. Cyrillic II includes Cyrillic and English characters and upper and lowercase stress accents to go over any character....
The non-stop excitement and acrobatic dancing of this world-famous dance ensemble introduces the viewer to the many faces of folk dancing in the Soviet Union. Performed as a part of the cultural spectacle of the 1980 Moscow Olympics, choreographed...
Moldavian, now more correctly referred to as Moldovan, is spoken in the new nation of Moldova, wedged between Rumania and Ukraine. It is spoken by about 3 million people, or two-thirds of the country's population.
Moldavian is actually nothing more than a dialect of Rumanian, and is one of the Romance languages. However, when the area, long known as Bessarabia, was incorporated into the Soviet Union in 1940 it was given the name Moldavia and the Cyrillic alphabet was introduced. After the country gained independence in 1992, the government announced that it would revert to the Latin alphabet.
It all began at break of day_ Or perhaps a century ago_ The winged thought turned to hope and dream. The consuming desire for a bright place to live, for the freeing of women from burdensome household chores, for eliminating the spiritual and social gulf between village and town—demanded fulfillment. The waiting had dissipated the last ounce of patience.
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