The book examines the problems of Romania's eastern policy towards Russia, Moldova, Transnistria and Ukraine during the 20th - early 21st centuries associated with aggression against independent peoples and states. A number of essays, scientific studies, archival materials and eyewitness accounts reveal the anti-popular essence of Romanian chauvinism and its crimes caused by the irrepressible desire of aggressive Romanianism to expand the borders of its country in the name of creating "Greater Romania" both in the past and at present.