May 6, 1990, Botosani County, Romania. The Bridge of Flowers (Podul de Flori) event along the Prut River, that separated Romania and the Moldavian Socialist Republic. People were allowed for the first time since WWII to cross the border to their "brothers" without a passport or visa.

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