Election Aftermaths: The Big Boys Take Their Time

Election Aftermaths: The Big Boys Take Their Time

Author(s): Tihomir Loza / Language(s): English / Issue: 04/17/2007

Keywords: Balkans; fair elections; freedom of movement; Kosovo; minorities; administrative obstacles; Macedonia; Albania; Montenegro

Post-electoral lulls in Serbia and Bosnia show how politicians, and voters, are better at taking things apart than at picking up the pieces.

John Paul II the Solidary

Jan Paweł II solidarny

Author(s): Sławomir Sowiński / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 561/2005

Keywords: John Pope II; Polish Pope; Solidarity

These: solidarity is not self-defence.

We are not all from Srebrenica

Nie wszyscy jesteśmy srebreniczanami

Author(s): Katarzyna Szczepanek / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 561/2005

Keywords: Srebrenica massacre 1995; Tadeusz Mazowiecki; Serb Republic; NATO; UNO

Cultural landscape

Pejzaż kulturalny

Author(s): Barbara Majewska,Jan Gondowicz,Wojciech Skrodzki / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 561/2005

Keywords: Ewa Kuryluk; International Bok Fair; Warsaw

Gondowicz „I will never return to this place“ Skrodzki The shape of the Holy Majewska A potential museum

Religious Chronicle

Kronika religijna

Author(s): Józef Majewski / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 561/2005

Keywords: John Paul II; Benedict XVI

Habemus Papam!

Historical victory and everyday’s unfullfilledness

Dziejowe zwycięstwo i codzienne niespełnienie

Author(s): Ireneusz Krzemiński / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 561/2005

Keywords: Solidarity; Polish People's Republic

On the Christian roots of the Solidarity movement

The gear as the most important and also unimportant part

Sprzęgło najważniejsze, ale też nieważne

Author(s): Piotr Wojciechowski / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 561/2005

Keywords: Polish society

On Polish mentality in the postcommunist Poland

Poems

Wiersze

Author(s): Andrzej Mandalian / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 561/2005

Poems of Andrzej Madalian: *** [A że bytów póitrwanie] • Wszyscy moi umarli

Again this soul!

Znowu ta dusza!

Author(s): Zbigniew Nosowski / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 561/2005

Keywords: constitutional referendum; European Union

Book reviews

Nad książkami

Author(s): Krzysztof Kosiński,Aleksander Gomola,Michał Kurkiewicz,Katarzyna Sokołowska / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 561/2005

Keywords: Polish literature

Kosinski A story with a blame in the background Gomola A long awaited dictionary Sokolowska Why the world still exists Kurkiewicz Michal Kurkiewicz’s proposals for reading

Not everyone had to...

Nie każdy musiał

Author(s): Tomasz Wiścicki / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 561/2005

Keywords: communism in Poland; security service; invigilation; Father Hejmo; Polish Catholic Church; Polish People's Republic

Against solidarity

Przeciw solidarności

Author(s): Tadeusz Szawiel / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 561/2005

Keywords: Solidarity; John Paul II; communism in Pland; contemporary Polish history

Exploitation once and today. A discussion

Wyzysk dawniej i dziś dyskusja

Author(s): Piotr Mazurkiewicz,Ryszard Bugaj,Jeremi Mordasewicz / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 561/2005

On the lack of solidarity at the place of work

Ex post: silent movies, Ariadna

Eks post: Nieme kino, Ariadna

Author(s): Jerzy Sosnowski / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 561/2005

Keywords: Polish film

The EU Perspective for the Republic of Moldova and the EU Political Message in 2011

The EU Perspective for the Republic of Moldova and the EU Political Message in 2011

Author(s): Simion Costea / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2011

Keywords: EU; Republic of Moldova; Communication; Country Reports; E.N.P.; Eastern Partnership; Government; Crisis; European Integration

The Alliance for the European Integration won the parliamentary and local elections in 2009-2011, supports the pro-European Government that implements pro-European policies. Positive EU country reports mention the progress of the Republic of Moldova, but the European Neighbourhood Policy does not encourage a future EU Membership. However, Moldova is a European country and, when it will be prepared, it has the right to ask to become a candidate country.

Risorgimento in Italy and Europe)

Il Risorgimento in Italia e in Europa

Author(s): Antonelo Biagini / Language(s): Italian / Issue: 1/2011

Keywords: Risorgimento; Italia; Europa

la laurea honoris causa che l‟Università “Petru Maior” di Tîrgu Mureş mi ha attribuito è per me un grande onore che forse va al di là dei miei meriti e vorrei dedicarla a mia moglie, la professoressa Giovanna Motta, coordinatrice del dottorato in Storia d‟Europa alla Sapienza Università di Roma, con la quale ho condiviso vita privata, impegno accademico e interessi scientifici

Classic Romanian paintings sheltered by the Art Museum of Mureş County

Classiques de la Peinture Roumaine dans le Patrimoine du Musee d’Art de Tîrgu Mureş

Author(s): Cora Fodor / Language(s): French / Issue: 1/2011

Keywords: Art Museum of Tîrgu Mureş; Romanian Art; Theodor Aman; Nicolae Grigorescu; Ion Andreescu; Ştefan Luchian

The paintings that are studied in this work are selected from the patrimony of the Art Museum of Mureş County and are representative both for the general artistic credo of the authors and for the plastic approach of the themes embraced by the painters studied: Theodor Aman, Sava Henţia, the Moldavian Constantin Dumitru Stahi and Emanoil Bardasare, as well as for the classics that marked and distinctly contoured the 19th century: Nicolae Grigorescu, Ion Andreescu and Ştefan Luchian. Their role in the formation of the Romanian art school was a wholesome and highly decisive one. Their efforts were successfully made in order to find the best artistic formula to reveal our national sensitivity.

The Soviet Union and the Transylvanian Issue (1944 1947)

The Soviet Union and the Transylvanian Issue (1944 1947)

Author(s): Cornel Sigmirean / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2011

Keywords: Romanian-Hungarian Relations; Soviet Union; Paris Peace Conference

The agreements between the Allies at Tehran, Moscow and Yalta gave Russia the initiative in concluding the treaties with the East European countries. Thereby, the Soviet political and military authority became the decisive factor of the implementation of communism in the Eastern countries. Significant for the subordination policy led by Russia is the way in which it managed to handle the national issues and the territorial disputes. From this point of view, the study presents the role played by General Susaikov, the head of the Allied Control Commission in Romania, in the Romanian-Hungarian disputes in the period 1945-1947.

Bucharest in the Perception of a British Diplomat (Eric Tappe, 1944-1946)

Bucharest in the Perception of a British Diplomat (Eric Tappe, 1944-1946)

Author(s): Maria Costea / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2011

Keywords: Bucharest; Image; Diplomat; Tappe; Elite; British

This article aims to present the perception that a British diplomat had on the political, social and everyday life of Bucharest in 1944-1946. The diplomat wrote personal letters to his parents, explaining them the situation of the Romanian capital city and evaluating the Romanian realities by using British standards. Many dimensions of the Romanian social and cultural life had theirs correspondent in Great Britain, and at the same time, some Romanian specific characteristics were enjoyed by the British diplomat.

Yugoslavia’s neutrality in the records of the Italian Military Information Service (1939-1941)

La Neutralità Jugoslava nelle Relazioni del Servizio Informazioni Militare Italiano (1939-1941)

Author(s): Alberto Becherelli / Language(s): Italian / Issue: 1/2011

Keywords: World War II; Yugoslav Neutrality; 1939-1941; Tripartite Pact; Italian Military Intelligence Service

In 1939-1941, the Third Reich was at its peak and temporarily allied with Soviet Union. At the beginning of World War II, Yugoslavia remained neutral but Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria were forced to join the Tripartite Pact and pression on Belgrade’s Government became irresistible, while Italy had already occupied Albania and was fighting in Greece. After several months of German pressure, Yugoslavia finally signed, on March 25th, 1941, the Tripartite Pact but a group of pro-British officers made a coup and on April 6th the Axis Powers invaded Yugoslavia. The Italian Military Intelligence Service provided a valuable record of the period in question allowing detailed analysis.