Antonio D’Alessandri Abstract. After the revolutions of 1848–49, the Transylvanian question remained a controversial topic and the subject of harsh discussions between Romanian and Hungarian exiles in the cultural context of most important European capitals. The essay addresses the role
Elaboration of Avram Iancu’s Biography: Ideological Stages and Implications, Historical Significance
Sorin Șipoș, Ioan Bolovan, Adina-Maria Cornea Abstract. In historian Silviu Dragomir’s work on the investigation of the national phenomenon, specifically the 1848 Revolution. Chronologically speaking, the national movement of 1848–1849 is the last theme investigated by the historian. However, he
Avram Iancu at the First Centenary. The Apuseni Mountains Celebrations, 30 August – 2 September 1924
Abstract. Our contribution aims to capture some aspects of the commemorative celebrations dedicated to the centenary of Avram Iancu’s birth, which took place between August 30 – 2 September 1924. Since autumn 1918, the name of Avram Iancu has been
Avram Iancu et “Gazeta Transilvaniei” [Avram Iancu in the Pages of “Gazeta Transilvaniei”]
Lucian GiuraAbstractThe nineteenth century is rightly considered in historiography as the century of nationalities. During this period, the Enlightenment messages propagated in the world by the ideas of the French Revolution and then by the armies of Napoleon Bonaparte, ripe
A Model of Popular War in the Western Carpathians Lead by Avram Iancu to Defend the Romanian Nation in Transylvania: 1848–1849
Dumitru PredaAbstract A crossroads event in the evolution of modern Romanian society, the Revolution of 1848–1849 represents a chapter of broad significance and lessons for military history. The armed resistance of the Romanians from Transylvania, which had as its nucleus
The 1923 Constitution – a “New Constitution” for a “Greater and New Romania”?
VASILE PUȘCAȘAbstractThe Romanian Constitution of 1923 was the most debated subject in the history of modern and contemporary Romanian constitutionalism. This is understandable because the Constitution of 1923 had a double purpose: to codify the fulfillment of the ideal of
On Imperial and Nation – State Diplomacy
VASILE PUȘCAȘAbstractThis study of the history of diplomacy is a result of our research on modern and contemporary diplomacy. The main goal was to see how the transition from “Old” to “New Diplomacy” occur both in international and Romanian environments.
The Austrian Military and its Role and Implication in Building State Loyalty in the Context of Political and National Movements – Neoabsolutism and Liberalism, 1849–1867
LORÁND L. MÁDLYAbstractIn the cohesion of the society in the Austrian Empire, as well at the educational level, the Military played an important role in shaping identities. In the army, which promoted and cultivated the image of a unitary Austrian
A Recently Discovered Testimony Regarding the Refugees in Moldavia, on the Romanian Front of The Great War: The Memoirs of Ioana Perticari
FILIP-LUCIAN IORGAAbstractThe fate of the civilians on the Romanian Front of the Great War is reflected in a document hitherto unpublished in its entirety, the memoirs of Ioana Perticari. The text was found by Filip-Lucian Iorga in a private family
For a New Method of Analysis: Romania’s Role in The First World War
HADRIAN GORUNAbstractThis study represents a short synthesis of my recent book on the topic of the history and theory of international relations. My analysis represents an argument for a theoretical perspective in the research of the Romanian historiography dedicated to