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Matei Cazacu Eight letters of Georges Bengesco to Alfred Dumaine (1893–1921) Abstract The Romanian academician George Bengescu (Georges Bengesco, 1842–1922) is considered worldwide as the greatest specialist in Voltaire’s work (he edited a scholarly edition in ten volumes). He is

Daniela Bușă Abstract The assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary represented the pretext for the outbreak of the first world conflagration between two main political blocks: the Entente and the Triple Alliance. In reality, the factors that generated the

Bogdan-Petru Maleon Abstract During the 16th and 17th centuries, the Church in Rome employed an intense propaganda meant to convert the Moldavian Orthodox space to Catholicism. The De Propaganda Fide College, through its missionaries, and the Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis, through

Liviu Maior

Dan Berindei Abstract At the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century, Romania strengthened its position in Southeast Europe, becoming an important geopolitical player. The events that marked the country’s existence as a state –

Andreea Dăncilă-Ineoan

PAUL E. MICHELSON Abstract The paper analyses Romania’s stance on World War I. In order to understand the position of the political authorities in Bucharest, we start by examining the international context and the premises that led to the outbreak

Gheorghe Cliveti