Volume 66, Special Issue, November 2021

STUDIA UBB HISTORIA, Volume 66 (LXVI), Special Issue, November 2021

Volume 66, Special Issue, November 2021, ISSUE DOI: 10.24193/subbhist.2021.spiss

Edited by MARIA CRĂCIUN and ION INDOLEAN

DOI: https://doi.org/10.24193/subbhist.2021.spiss

Published: 2021-11-30

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Introductions & Arguments

Foreword

Maria CRĂCIUN

3-4
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Articles

Water Management during the Dacian Period in the Orăştie Mountains. Catchment and Storage of Water

Ștefan VASILACHE

5-26
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The Book as Object of Lay Devotion in Late Medieval Transylvania (Fifteenth – Sixteenth Centuries)

Paula COTOI

27-42
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The Passion Cycle in the Sanctuaries of the Saxon Fortified Churches in Southern Transylvania

Raluca-Georgiana COBUZ

43-66
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Problematic Terminology in a Tentative Research Methodology for the Visual Culture of the Balkans

Anita PAOLICCHI

67-78
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Matrimonial Strategies in Transylvania. Mihály Teleki’s First Marriage. “Remember: embittered hearts are healed with wine”

Árpád-Botond GYÖRGY

79-88
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The Beginnings of the Greek-Catholic Diocese of Oradea in the Eighteenth Century. The Beiuş Estate Conscription of 1778

Tiberiu Alexandru CIORBA

89-98
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Liberalism and Conservatism in the Writings of Aurel C. Popovici

Andrei Sabin FAUR

99-118
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„The Sword Stretched between Two Worlds”: the Image of the Charismatic Leader in Legionary Ideology

Răzvan CIOBANU

119-136
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The Warsaw Ghetto Workshops: Perspectives of Space and Time in Emanuel Ringelblum and Reuven Ben Shem’s Diaries

Victoria NIZAN

137-150
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The Traditional Romanian Folk Dance in Şieuţ, Bistriţa-Năsăud County, as Part of the Winter Traditions and Customs. Carol Singers and the “Beer”

Patricia-SmarandA MUREȘAN

151-170
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The Power and The Truth. A Film. A National Project

Ion INDOLEAN

171-194
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The 2000 Romanian Presidential Elections – between Populism and Europeanism

Marius MUREȘAN

195-210
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Moscow Conceptualism through Collective and Private Memory. The Archive as an Artistic Self-historicising Practice in Vadim Zakharov

Alessandra FRANETOVICH

211-232
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