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CRISTINA FENEȘAN

Est-ce que Georges de Hongrie alias Captivus Septemcastrensis ait passé à l’Islam ?

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Wolf D. Gruner

Metternich, Palmerston, the German Confederation, and Europe – 1830–1834: Ideology and National Interest

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Francesco Guida

The Confederal Idea in the Context of the Common Struggle for the National Independence of the Italians and the Peoples of Center and Eastern European

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George Cipăianu

Cross-roads in War. Romania and Italy Join the Entente Power

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Emanuela Costantini

The Italian Church of Bucharest

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Florin Abraham

The Trianon Treaty and Revisionist Political Mythology: Traditional and Recent Approaches

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Mihail Dobre

Post-Cold War Controversies. The 1990 US – USSR Agreement not to Enlarge NATO in the Event of German Reunification

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Reviews and Bibliographical Notes
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Volume LIX, No. 1-4, 2020

Cristina Feneșan, PhD, is senior researcher (retired) at the Institute for South-East European Studies in Bucharest, Romanian Academy, email: costinfenesan@yahoo.com. In addition to other works, she authored the volumes Constituirea Principatului autonom al Transilvaniei [Establishment of the autonomous principality of Transylvania], (București, 1997) and Vilayetul Timișoara 1552–1716 [The Timișoara vilayet, 1552–1716], (Timișoara, 2014).

Wolf D. Gruner, PhD, University Professor for European History and holder of the Jean Monnet Chair of European Integration History and European Studies at the University of Rostock (Germany), e-mail: wolf.gruner@uni-rostock.de. Among his works, we find: Das bayerische Heer 1825 bis 1864 [The Bavarian Army] (Boppard am Rhein 1972); Großbritanien, der Deutsche Bund und die Struktur des europäischen Friedens [Britain, the German Confederation and the System of Peace in the early 19th Century] (Munich, 1987); Die deutsche Frage in Europa 1800–1990 [The German Question in Europe 1800-1990] (Munich,1993); Deutschland mitten in Europa [Germany the Heartland of Europe] (Hamburg, 1992); Deutschland in Europa 1750–2007 [Germany in Europe 1750–2007] (Klausenburg 2009); Der Wiener Kongress 1814/15 [The Congress of Vienna 1814/15] (Stuttgart, 2014).

Francesco Guida, PhD, Professor at Roma Tre University, director of the Interdepartmental Center for Research on Central-Eastern Europe, Russia and Eurasia, e-mail: francesco.guida@uniroma3.it. Author, among others, of the vol. Romania (2nd rev. edition, Milan,2009); L’altra metà dell’Europa. Dalla grande guerra ai giorni nostri (Rome-Bari 2015); România în secolul XX [Romania in the 20th century] (Chişinău, Cartier, 2019).

George Cipăianu, PhD, Emeritus Professor at Babeș-Bolyai University, Faculty of History and Philosophy, e-mail: cipăianug@yahoo.com. Among other works, he authored Great Britain and
Romania’s Making of a Separate Peace (Oradea: 1993) and Catholicisme et communisme en Roumanie, 1946–1955. Une perspective diplomatique française (Cluj-Napoca: 2014).

Emanuela Costantini, PhD, assistant professor at Perugia University, emanuela.costantini@unipg.it. Author, among others, of the vol. Nae Ionescu, Mircea Eliade, Emil Cioran. Antiliberalismo nazionalista alla periferia d’Europa (Perugia, 2005); La capitale immaginata. L’evoluzione di Bucarest nella fase di costruzione e consolidamento dello Stato nazionale romeno (1830–1940) (Soveria Mannelli, 2016).

Florin Abraham, PhD, Associate Professor in Political Science at the Faculty of Communication, National University of Political Science and Public Administration in Bucharest and Senior Researcher with the National Institute for the Study of Totalitarianism, e-mail: florin.abraham@gmail.com. His latest book: Romania since the Second World War: A Political, Social and Economic History (Bloomsbury Academic, 2017).

Mihail Dobre, PhD, is diplomat and historian. Ambassador of Romania to the Holy See (2002–2006). Senior Lecturer to the Faculty of History, University of Bucharest, e-mail: mihail.dobre@unibuc.ro. Author, among others, of România la sfârşitul Războiului Rece. Statut geopolitic şi opţiuni de securitate” (Bucharest, Editura Enciclopedică, 2011; italian edition: Rubbettino Editore, 2020), and „Relațiile diplomatice româno-italiene în timpul primului război mondial 1914–1918” (Bucharest, Paideia, 2019).