Moldavian Democratic Republic [SEP] dissolved or abolished
and the continuation of Bessarabian legislative and executive bodies, legally ending the Moldavian Democratic Republic. Discouraged by the fact that the Romanian troops were already present in Chișinău, many minority deputies abstained from voting. The union was confirmed in the Treaty of Paris (1920).
Leadership.
The leadership of the Moldavian Republic was composed of Ion Inculeț, the president of the "Sfatul Țării" and President of the Republic; and Pantelimon Erhan, the President of the "Council of Directors General." The new leadership and
a subdivision of government until it was abolished on 1 August 1925. Together with the government of Podilia, the Haisyn okruha was dissolved as well. Some territory of Tulchyn okruha were included into the newly formed Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic.
- Vinnytsia
- Haisyn
- Kamianets
- Mohyliv
- Proskuriv
- Tulchyn
Principal cities.
Russian Census of 1897:
- Kamenets/Podolsky – 35 934 (Jewish – 16 112, Ukrainian – 9 755, Russian – 7 420)
- Vinnitsa