 By April 1944, successful offensives of the Soviet Army occupied northern Moldavia and Transnistria, and by the end of August 1944 the entire territory was under Soviet control, with Soviet Army units entering Kishinev on 24 August 1944.The Paris peace treaty signed in February 1947 fixed the Romanian-Soviet border to the one established in June 1940.The territory remained part of the Soviet Union after World War II as the Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic.