Annales Universitatis Apulensis. Series Historica
Issue I 2019 | Vol. 23
Minorities in East-Central Europe throughout the Twentieth Century
15 June 2019
Doi: https://doi.org/10.29302/auash.2019.23.1
Editor: Sorin Arhire
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Valer Moga – Omul și profesorul – La aniversare / Valer Moga - The Man and the Teacher - On the Anniversary
Eva Mârza
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„Fuga lolelor” din Agnita – transfer de funcționalitate și de semnificații / Transfer of Functionality and Meanings within the Celebration of the Escape of the Lole from Agnita
Hannelore Baier, Ramona Besoiu and Sorin Radu
Abstract HTMLEthnic Identities Face to Face: Serbian and Romanian Minorities from the Banat between History and Memory
Simona Adam and Mircea Măran
Abstract HTMLPost-Pogrom Research Processes Cited in Documents and Newspapers Published in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
Halida Umbarova
Abstract HTMLThe United States and National Self-Determination of Minorities in the ‘Russian Space,’ 1914–1920
Vladimir Romanov
Abstract HTMLBetween the Front Line and the Rear: The Position of the Jewish Evacuees of the First World War in Eastern Siberia in the Russian Empire
Tatyana Kattsina, Ludmila Mezit
Abstract HTMLCanada and the Problem of Protection of Minorities in the League of Nations
Nataliia Zhukovskaya
Abstract HTMLThe Industrial School for Jewish Girls, Sambir (1925–1939): A Local Institutional Description
Mykola Haliv, Vasyl Ilnytskyi
Abstract HTMLThe Censorship Praxis and the Press Law in the First Czechoslovak Republic and the German and Hungarian Minorities
Lukáš Novotný, Andrej Tóth
Abstract HTMLThe Governing of Patriarch Miron Cristea and His Policy toward Jews: The Attitude of Great Britain
Sorin Arhire
Abstract HTMLSituația din Transilvania de Nord în ultimele luni ale anului 1940 în viziunea Consulatului German din Cluj / The Situation in Northern Transylvania in the Last Months of 1940 According to the German Consulate in Cluj
Ottmar Trașcă
Abstract HTMLGerman Catholics as a Minority in the Catholic Church of Polish Silesia after 1945
Maik Schmerbauch
Abstract HTMLThe Ethnic Displacements of Ukrainians and Ruthenians in Eastern Europe after the End of the Second World War and Their Influence on the UPA and OUN Movements
Tomáš Řepa
Abstract HTMLRe-Negotiating the Public Image of Gypsy Musicians in the Polish Everyday Press of the Communist Period
Anna G. Piotrowska
Abstract HTMLAspecte referitoare la statutul social al minorităților în timpul regimului comunist din România / Aspects Regarding the Social Status of Minorities during the Communist Regime in Romania
Eleonora-Maria Popa
Abstract HTMLAccommodation of Minorities in Nation-States during the Twentieth Century: The Turkish Minority in Bulgaria and the Policies of Communist Rule between 1945 and 1989
Nuri Korkmaz, Serpil Güdül
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Prima Alba Iulia – „Manifestul” de la Darnița din 13/26 aprilie 1917 / The First Alba Iulia - "The Manifesto" from Darnița of 13/26 April 1917
Constantin I. Stan
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