This scholarly article analyses the role and contribution of Pan Halippa as a director of the monthly literary and cultural magazine “Viața Basarabiei” during 1932-1944. The author explores Pan Halippa’s diverse published works in the magazine, including his articles related to Bessarabian society, his poetry, and memoirs that remain relevant to this day. The author also discusses Halippa’s significant influence on Romanian culture, historical events such as the Union of Bessarabia with Romania, and his experiences under the communist, Soviet, and Romanian regimes. Despite the significance of his contributions, the author highlights that Halippa’s legacy is largely forgotten in Romania and Moldova today.