A True Anthology of Romanian Folklore from Eastern Serbia (review of Slavoljub Gacović, Virginia Popović (eds.), Literatura populară a românilor din Serbia de răsărit/ Folk literature of Romanians from Eastern Serbia, Timișoara: Editura Universității de Vest, 2022)

A TRUE ANTHOLOGY OF ROMANIAN FOLKLORE FROM EASTERN SERBIA Slavoljub Gacović, Virginia Popović (eds.), Literatura populară a românilor din Serbia de răsărit (Folk literature of Romanians from Eastern Serbia) (Timișoara: Editura Universității de Vest, 2022) Ana SAMARDŽIĆ* This book can be considered the true anthology of the folklore of the Romanians from the Timok Valley, […]

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Challenges for Serbia’s Integration in the European Union: Does the EU Need a New Approach?

CHALLENGES FOR SERBIA’S INTEGRATION IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: DOES THE EU NEED A NEW APPROACH? Irina Ionela POP Abstract. In the last years, Serbia‟s determination to join the European Union seems to have decreased. Whether the official positions and the state documents consider the European integration a strategic national interest, recent criticism from both parts […]

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Romania’s Neutrality in the First World War as Seen by the Serbian Press (1914-1915)

ROMANIA’S NEUTRALITY IN THE FIRST WORLD WAR AS SEEN BY THE SERBIAN PRESS (1914-1915) Mircea MĂRAN* Abstract. In difficult moments of struggle for survival, when the First World War was in full swing, and Austro Hungarian troops at the country’s borders, Serbia hoped that Romanian would engage in the war, given that these two countries […]

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Romanian Decorations Awarded in 1913 to Some Greek Dignitaries

ROMANIAN DECORATIONS AWARDED IN 1913 TO SOME GREEK DIGNITARIES Laurențiu-Ștefan SZEMKOVICS*   Abstract. The article presents, using faleristics, heraldry and sigillography, the “Star of Romania” Order in the ranks of Commander and Grand Cross conferred by Carol I, King of Romania, in 1913, to Rizo-Rangabè Alexandre, first secretary of legation and to Venizelos Elefterios, the president […]

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Petru de Mocioni – Officer and Gentleman. Contributions to the History of Aromanians in Banat – Crişana

PETRU DE MOCIONI – OFFICER AND GENTLEMAN. CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HISTORY OF AROMANIANS IN BANAT – CRIŞANA Attila KARDOS* Abstract. A descendant of the illustrious (de) Mocioni / Mocsonyi family, of noble rank and impressive wealth, Petru de Mocioni benefited from a complex education, which prepared him to develop a multiple cultural identity. This formal […]

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Aromanians Between Empires in the 18th-19th Centuries. The Relations of the Aromanian Communities of Banat-Crișana with Vienna, Budapest and Bucharest – A Transnational Perspective on their Economic Activity

AROMANIANS BETWEEN EMPIRES IN THE 18TH-19TH CENTURIES. THE RELATIONS OF THE AROMANIAN COMMUNITIES OF BANAT-CRIȘANA WITH VIENNA, BUDAPEST AND BUCHAREST – A TRANSNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON THEIR ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Emilian-Alexandru CIOROGARIU* Abstract. Aromanians build a complex economic and cultural life in their original area of origin from the Balkans since the Middle Ages, becoming one of […]

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An Ornate Book Written in the Guard Room of the Muse Clio (review of Ioan Bizău, Tradiție și continuitate artistică la Nicula. Contribuția călugărului Ilarion Mureșan (Tradition and artistic continuity at Nicula. The contribution of the monk Ilarion Mureșan) (Cluj-Napoca: Renașterea, 2020)

An Ornate Book Written in the Guard Room of the Muse Clio (review of Ioan Bizău, Tradiție și continuitate artistică la Nicula. Contribuția călugărului Ilarion Mureșan (Tradition and artistic continuity at Nicula. The contribution of the monk Ilarion Mureșan) (Cluj-Napoca: Renașterea, 2020) Ilie GHERHEȘ The craft of icon painting/painting on glass began in the mid 18th century […]

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The Cities of Central Europe at the Twilight of the Habsburg Empire (review of Catherine Horel, Multicultural Cities of the Habsburg Empire, 1880-1914: Imagined Communities and Conflictual Encounters (Budapest: Central European University Press, 2023)

The Cities of Central Europe at the Twilight of the Habsburg Empire (review of  Catherine Horel, Multicultural Cities of the Habsburg Empire, 1880-1914: Imagined Communities and Conflictual Encounters (Budapest: Central European University Press, 2023) Mihaela Livia GULEȘ Catherine Horel is Research Director at the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), specialist in Central Europe, teaches at […]

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The Search for the Soul of Plants (review of Fabrizio Baldassarri and Andreas Blank, eds., Vegetative Powers. The Roots of Life in Ancient, Medieval and Early Modern Natural Philosophy, International Archives of the History of Ideas Archives, volume 234, Cham: Springer, 2021)

The Search for the Soul of Plants (review of Fabrizio Baldassarri and Andreas Blank, eds., Vegetative Powers. The Roots of Life in Ancient, Medieval and Early Modern Natural Philosophy, International Archives of the History of Ideas Archives, volume 234, Cham: Springer, 2021) Sabin Dumitru COROIAN This volume is constructed around the activity of several research projects […]

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