YEARBOOK OF THE “A. D.

XENOPOL” INSTITUTE OF HISTORY

Tome LIII, 2016

HOMAGE TO PROFESSOR MIHAI-ȘTEFAN CEAUȘU

CONTENTS

STUDIES AND ARTICLES

ANTIQUITY, MIDDLE AGES, AND EARLY MODERN PERIOD

IOAN-AUREL POP, ALEXANDRU SIMON, The King’s Wallachians and Serfs:
on the only – “Country” – City of the Romanians in Transylvania .......... 1
PETRONEL ZAHARIUC, The College of Cotnari – a first Attempt to Organize
Public Education in Moldavia ................................ ................... 9
OLIMPIA MITRIC, Signatures and Graphic Practices in the Collections of the
Sucevița Monastery Library ................................ ...................... 21
HARALD HEPPNER, The Function of the 18th Century for South Eastern
Europe ................................................................ ............. 33

IMAGES AND IDENTITIES

DINU BALAN, “Neamul românesc” and the Image of the Catholic Church from
Romania during the Pastoral Period of Archbishop Raymund Netzhammer
(1905−1924) ................................ ................................ ....... 41
HANS-CHRISTIAN MANER, “Romanian Specificity” and National Prestige.
Comments on the Cultural Position of Romania ............................... 75
ALEXANDRU ZUB, Time and Eschatological Propension in the Beginning of
the 20th Century ................................ ................................ ... 87

ROMANIAN MODERNITY
SIMION-ALEXANDRU GAVRIȘ, Lascăr Catargiu and the „Conservative
Version” of the Moldavian Unionism (1855−1859) ........................... 101
MIRCEA-CRISTIAN GHENGHEA, “Selected Pieces from the Romanian
Plagiarism” at the End of the 19th Century ................................ .... 117
PAUL E. MICHELSON, George Enescu in Wartime Iași, 1916−1919 ............. 127

BIOGRAPHIES AND STATUES

DUMITRU VITCU, Mihail Kogălniceanu Bicentennial. Some Biographical
Annotations ................................ ................................ ........ 141
LIVIU BRĂTESCU, Eugeniu Carada (1836−1910): Political Actions and the
Perception of his Inheritance ................................ .................... 163

Anuarul Institutului de Istorie „A. D. Xenopol”, t. LIII, 2016, p. I−X, 1–426

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RELATIONS INTERNATIONALES
GHEORGHE CLIVETI, The “Oriental Crisis” and the Implications of the
Romania’s Neutrality (January−July 1876). Historiographical Notes and
Documentary Appeal ................................ .............................. 179
HELMUT RUMPLER, The “Day of Constanza”. Austria-Hungary and Rumania
during the July-Crises 1914 ................................ ...................... 215
CĂTĂLIN TURLIUC, The Paris Peace Conference (1919−1920), and the New
World Order. Romanian Perspectives ........................................... 223
PAUL NISTOR, Great Britain at the Beginning of the Cold War: Interests,
Vulnerabilities and its Attitude Towards the Soviet Union .................... 229

RECENT HISTORY
RADU FLORIAN BRUJA, Culture and Propaganda. Slovak-Romanian Cultural
Association ................................ ................................ ......... 247
GHEORGHE ONIȘORU, Some Considerations Regarding the Communist Move-
ment in Interwar Period Romania ................................ ............... 265
MARIUS IULIAN PETRARU, Romania’s Calvary: From Antonescu’s Political
Regime to Popular Democracy (1944–1948) ................................ ... 273
SORIN D. IVĂNESCU, Militia’s Activity in its First Decade of Activity,
1949−1959 ................................ ................................ ......... 283
ALEXANDRU-FLORIN PLATON, Body and Power in the Communist Regime.
An Anthropological Interpretation of Lenin’s Cult of Personality ............ 291

REGIONAL HISTORY
HARIETA MARECI SABOL, From Local Curers to Qualified Physicians.
Remedies and Treatments in 19th Century Bukovina .......................... 305
LIGIA-MARIA FODOR, The Private Training Institutes for Female Primary
School Teachers in Habsburg Bukovina ................................ ........ 319
IULIA-ELENA ZUP, Aurel Onciul and the Question of the Languages in the
Habsburg Empire ................................ ................................ . 339
ANDREI CORBEA-HOISIE, The German-Speaking Newspapers in Czernowitz/
Cernăuți before and after the First World War ................................ 349
ION LIHACIU, Landmarks of the German-Speaking “Cultural Field” of
Bukovina ................................ ........................................... 359

DOCUMENTS
COSMIN MIHUȚ, “Beloved Friend and Nephew”. A few Unpublished Letters of
Ion Câmpineanu to Ion Ghica ................................ .................... 369

BOOK REVIEWS ................................ ................................ ..... 393

SCIENTIFIC LIFE ................................ ................................ .... 409
IN MEMORIAM ................................ ................................ ........ 423
ABBREVIATIONS ................................ ................................ .... 425