30 April 2024
Doi: https://doi.org/10.29302/auash.2023.27.1
Editor: Ileana Burnichioiu and Daniel Dumitran
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30 April 2024
Doi: https://doi.org/10.29302/auash.2024.28.2
Editor: Dragoș Ursu
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The Catholic Church in Hungary and Romania during the Communist Dictatorship: A Comparative Analysis
Abstract HTMLJohn Paul II and Opposition Activities in Soviet Bloc Countries
Abstract HTMLRelations Between the Soviet Union and the Vatican, According to Soviet Documents
Abstract HTMLBaptists from Romania and the Revolution of December 1989
Abstract HTMLThe Situation of Monastic Houses in Soviet Moldova
Abstract HTMLUDPR or “A Fictitious Reality”: The Lesser-Known Aspects of the History of the Union of Democratic Priests in Romania
Abstract HTMLThe Discourse of Repression. Narrativity and Semantics Inside the Securitate Files of the Burning Bush from Antim Monastery
Abstract HTMLLegal and Canonical Mechanisms for the Oppression of Orthodox Priests during the Communist Regime in Romania. Case Study: Father Arsenie Boca
Abstract HTMLThe Controversies of a Dramatic Biography. Bartolomeu Anania’s Mission to America in the Context of the Recalibration of State-Church Relations under Ceaușescu
Abstract HTMLThe Case of Sándor Joó. The Fate of A Pastor in the Light of State Security Documents
Abstract HTMLA Realist and a Prophet: The Role of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński during Communist Rule in Poland
Abstract HTMLCondemned by Communists as the “Vatican’s spy”: the Biography of Catholic Priest Ștefan Tătaru
Abstract HTML“The Desert of Spoken Words”: Conversations of Bishop Márton Áron Recorded by the Securitate in 1956–1980
Abstract HTMLFighting for Memory: Clergy Repressed by the Soviet Union in the Transmission of the Sybir Memorial Museum
Abstract HTMLChurch, Clergy and Religion in the Contemporary Polish Film Discourse in the Years 1968–1990
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