Annales Universitatis Apulensis. Series Historica

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Issue Special Issue | Vol. 28

Churches and Political Power During Communism in Central and Eastern Europe: Individual Biographies and Institutional Mechanisms

30 April 2024

Doi: https://doi.org/10.29302/auash.2024.28.2

Editor: Dragoș Ursu

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Introduction

Dragoș Ursu

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Churches and Political Power Behind the Iron Curtain
The Catholic Church in Hungary and Romania during the Communist Dictatorship: A Comparative Analysis

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John Paul II and Opposition Activities in Soviet Bloc Countries

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Relations Between the Soviet Union and the Vatican, According to Soviet Documents

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Baptists from Romania and the Revolution of December 1989

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The Situation of Monastic Houses in Soviet Moldova

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Religious Policy of Communist Regimes. Discourse and Institutional Mechanisms
UDPR or “A Fictitious Reality”: The Lesser-Known Aspects of the History of the Union of Democratic Priests in Romania

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The Discourse of Repression. Narrativity and Semantics Inside the Securitate Files of the Burning Bush from Antim Monastery

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Legal and Canonical Mechanisms for the Oppression of Orthodox Priests during the Communist Regime in Romania. Case Study: Father Arsenie Boca

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The Controversies of a Dramatic Biography. Bartolomeu Anania’s Mission to America in the Context of the Recalibration of State-Church Relations under Ceaușescu

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Biographical Studies. The Heroes of the Resistance Against Communism
The Case of Sándor Joó. The Fate of A Pastor in the Light of State Security Documents

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A Realist and a Prophet: The Role of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński during Communist Rule in Poland

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Condemned by Communists as the “Vatican’s spy”: the Biography of Catholic Priest Ștefan Tătaru

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“The Desert of Spoken Words”: Conversations of Bishop Márton Áron Recorded by the Securitate in 1956–1980

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Memorial Projects and Cultural Reflections of the Communist Past
Fighting for Memory: Clergy Repressed by the Soviet Union in the Transmission of the Sybir Memorial Museum

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Church, Clergy and Religion in the Contemporary Polish Film Discourse in the Years 1968–1990

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List of authors

Editorial Committee

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