Parliament of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (Pridnestrovie).
Via A Fistful of Euros, I discovered the existence of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (aka Transnistria). Its website is, as he says;
Like glimpsing an alternate universe where the USSR survived into the age of the internet
It's hard to believe the whole thing is not an elaborate hoax. All of those photos of officials in the classic "General Secretary of the Communist Party" pose. It's wonderful.
Where else (outside Bill Clinton's holiday destination) can you read such prose as this?
On September 2, 1990, the second Extraordinary congress of People's
Deputies of all levels of Pridnestrovie «expressing the will of the
multinational population of Pridnestrovie expressed at the referendums
and meetings of citizens» between 1989 and 1990, respecting and
recognizing the rights to sovereignty and self-determination of all
peoples of Pridnestrovie, understanding the historical responsibility
for the fate of the Pridnestrovian people with their historical culture
and traditions and with a view to creating conditions for preserving
the Moldavian nation being guided by the article 2 of the Constitution
of the USSR establishing sovereignty of the people the Second
Extraordinary congress of people’s deputies of all levels of
Pridnestrovie proclaimed the formation of a sovereign state of
Pridnestrovian Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic as a part of the
renewed Union.
Finally, a place Renfrewshire's Councillor Terry Kelly would feel at home.









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