HISTORICAL YEARBOOK
VOLUME X, 2013
WAR CONDUCT AND PEACEMAKING IN MODERN WORLD
| Ileana CĂZAN, Déclarations et raisons de guerre ; les conflits militaires entre les Habsbourgs et les Ottomans (XVIIe siècle) – ”N. Iorga” History Institute Bucharest, Romania | 5 |
| Florin ANGHEL, Romanian-Croatian Forgotten Alliance: New Axis Borderland in the Balkans, 1941- 1944 – Ovidius University of Constanța, Romania | 16 |
| Radu TUDORANCEA, Our comrades’s children. The North Korean children (orphans) in Communist Romania during the Korean War – ”N. Iorga” History Institute Bucharest, Romania | 28 |
| Gabriel Stelian MANEA, Romania and the Mediation of the American-Chinese Rapprochement, 1967-1971 – Ovidius University of Constanța, Romania | 37 |
| Andreea-Iuliana BĂDILĂ, The Negotiations of Dipoli. Initiatives of the Romanian Delegation at the Preparatory Talks for the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 22 November 1972 – 8 June 1973 – Univeristy of Bucharest, Romania | 50 |
| T.O. SMITH, Britain In Vietnam: A Myth Re-Examined – Huntington University, USA | 68 |
COMMUNIST CULTURE AND MENTALITY BUILDING
| Iacob MÂRZA, Libraries and Book Collections of the Teachers of Blaj during the Enlightenment – ”1 Decembrie” University, Alba-Iulia, Romania | 77 |
| Simina BĂDICĂ, The Revolutionary Museum: Curating the Museum of Communist Party History in Romania (1948-1958) – Museum of the Romanian Peasant, Bucharest, Romania | 95 |
| Mioara ANTON, Small and Wretched Men. Letters to Power. 1948- 1964 – ”N. Iorga” History Institute Bucharest, Romania | 110 |
| Cristian VASILE, The Amateur Art Movement at the Beginning of Ceauşescu’s Regime, 1965–1971 – ”N. Iorga” History Institute Bucharest, Romania | 131 |
| Cosmin POPA, Conservatism and Realism in Contemporary Russian Historiography – ”N. Iorga” History Institute Bucharest, Romania | 150 |
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