Consideraţii istoriografice succinte privind contribuţia Corpului Voluntarilor Români (bănăţeni, bucovineni şi transilvăneni) la afirmarea naţională a Basarabiei în perioada 8 iunie 1917–23 martie 1918

Abstract

The knowledge of the military and organizational activity of the Corps of Romanian Volunteers from Austria and Hungary, and more specifically from Transylvania, Banat and Bucovina, who fell on the fronts of the First World War, fell to the Russians on the front of Galicia and Bucovina and the Allies on the fronts of central and western Europe is a subject that further raises the interest of the researcher concerned with the historiographic nature of the system of succession states that appeared in the geostrategic and politico-economic controlled spaces of the multinational empires of the central part -European Europe. Thus, we note that the topic under your attention is studied, even more so in the present, given that scientific research prepares to celebrate the Centenary of Unitary Romania. From this historiographic perspective in our next study we will emphasize the relevant contributions that the volunteers (troops, aspirants-cadets, non-commissioned officers and officers) formed in Darniţa near of Kiev the first Corps of Romanian Volunteers under the leadership of Lieutenant Colonel Gheorghe Pitraru and Aradan attorney, dr. Victor Deleu, had it in the construction of the Romanian nation and in the process of national assertion of Bessarabia during 1917-1918. Constitutive-national steps involving other personalities of the time in those years. And it is enough to mention the names of Onisfor Ghibu, Ghiţă Pop, Pantelimon Halippa, Gurie Grosu, and others.