The Romanian anti-communist revolution is a defining moment in the country's recent history and still subject to discussion and historical research.
“Gazeta Matematica” is the Romanian magazine with the longest uninterrupted publication
The end of World War Two in Romania and its less well-known episodes
The Romanian political elites of 1848 were influenced by the ideas of the Italian Giuseppe Mazzini.
The end of WW1, far from clearing the air, fuelled new anger and obsessions, and extreme solutions were considered the most appropriate....
Press and propaganda in the early days of communism in Romania
The most feared institution of the Romanian communist state was the political police known as Securitate, created on the model of the NKVD, which would later become the KGB
The Red Army imposed communist party regimes in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe
According to the Marxist-Leninist theses about means of production, property had to be common, owned by all those who used it and created added value
The history of the Romanian military fleet begins in the middle of the 19th century
The early days of communism in Romania and their troubled history
The diplomacies of countries that gravitate around the powerful ones, always have the mission of being one step ahead of events. They must...
The BBC's Romanian language broadcasting and its role in the troubled 20th century.
Ever since 1991, civic organizations from the Republic of Moldova have been trying to tell the public about the atrocities committed during the Soviet era.
In a state of war, conscripted into a strict institutional form like the army, the military man is under great pressure
