After nearly a hundred years of isolationist foreign policy based on the Monroe Doctrine, America entered World War I, and at the Paris Peace Conference, Woodrow Wilson was the first American president to cross the ocean in an official capacity. But he was coming to Paris not only in the name of America, but with an agenda concerning the entire globe, determined to fundamentally change the foundations of international relations (Charles Zorgbibe). From the politics rooted in the balance of power, which he saw as the main source of conflict, he would make the transition to the world of international institutions, epitomized by the League of Nations and enshrined in principles that were described as visionary by the president’s supporters, and lambasted as utopian by his detractors. What is certain is that Wilson played a decisive role in redefining the borders of Central Europe, in accordance with the Inquiry recommendations and the principle of self-determination (Larry Wolff). Afterwards, the idea that the rule of law should prevail over the use of force led to a series of debates centered on the Wilsonian vision in which the small countries enjoyed equal rights with the big ones, and the majority was envisioned to protect the minority, rather than destroy it. At the same time, the failures associated with these principles are also part of the discussion on Wilsonism since xenophobic nationalism, ethnicism and opposition to being citizens of a world rooted in universal peace would come to characterize the 20th century and especially the interwar period. In Romania, the union of the three regions – Bessarabia, Bucovina and Transylvania – would also be based on the principle of self-determination. Notably, the same concept also applied to the issue of protecting minorities and different ways of organizing the state: while officials in the Old Kingdom preferred the centralist model, some leaders in the new provinces were in favor of a regionalist or even autonomous form of organization.
Wilsonism and Americanism are concepts whose application deserves special attention also when taking into account the humanitarian aid sent across the ocean to post-war Romania. In this sense, we identify two research directions: an ideological dimension and an imagological one. Where the studies written by Ion Stanciu and Anca Crețu present the activity of various American organizations in Romania during this period and detail their impact on Romanian society, our analysis focuses on the message promoted by the American Junior Red Cross, which at that time, was a newly established organization dedicated to young Americans. Here, the messages published in the "Junior Red Cross News" magazine, on behalf of American children play a special role, since they conveyed the idea that post-war Americanism aimed to create a better world with the help of the youth. We will present how the Romanian representatives took up this challenge to reciprocate by examining the content of the sister publication from Romania: "Revista Crucii Roșii a Tinerimii". Our analysis will also include the letters that American schoolchildren and other young people sent to Queen Maria and Princess Ileana. Last but not least, our study will also follow how the American nurses regarded Romania in those years. The documentation will be based on primary sources from the National Archives Records Administration, the National Archives of Romania, the Archive of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from Bucharest, the Romanian Red Cross Archive, as well as letters, memos and diaries of those involved. In terms of secondary sources, we will also consult the literature on the history of the Red Cross during the interwar period.
 Background image source: Red cross on white concrete building photo – Free Usa Image on Unsplash

All members of the project The Ethos of Dialogue and Education: Romanian - American Cultural Negotiations (1920-1940) have made excellent contributions as part of the Negocierile româno-americane în educație, știință, cultură și artă/ Romanian American Negotiations in Education, Science, Culture, and Arts Conference, with a wide-ranging area of interests and subjects. 
Their presentations were the following:

• Prof. Dr. Cornel Sigmirean (ICSU "Gheorghe Şincai" and EDERA Project Director, Principal Investigator): Romanian Students in the United States of America in the Interwar Era [Sub-Theme T1: The Ethos of Education. Intellectual Itineraries ]
• Prof. Dr. Laurențiu-Dănuț Vlad (Senior Researcher, Project Member): Dimitrie Gusti and Romania’s Image at the New York World’s Fair (1939-1940). Some Preliminary Notes [Sub-Theme T2: The Ethos of World Fairs: Romanian - American negotiations and propaganda at the New York World Fair (1939-1940) ]
• Dr. Carmen Andraș (Senior Researcher, Project Member): Soldiers of the Associated Press: Cultural Negotiations in American War Correspondents’ Reports from Romania (1939-1940) [Sub-Theme T3: Negotiating between objectivity and stereotypes. American correspondents in Romania ]
• Dr. Ionuț Biliuță (Researcher, Project Member): YMCA and Spiritual Developments in 1940s Romania [Sub-Theme T4: Romanian American inter-religious relations ]
  
• Dr. Daniel Citirigă (Researcher, Project Member): From American Children, to Romanian Children - Post-War Dialogue and Humanitarian Aid. Case Study: “Junior Red Cross News” Magazine [Sub-Theme T5: Americanism, Wilsonism and Nationalism in Interwar Romania. The American Red Cross, the Royal House of Romania and the "Dialogue between Romanian and American Children ]
• Dr. Sonia D. Andraș (Postdoctoral Researcher, Project Member): Negotiations En Vogue: Interwar Romanian Women Represented as Fashion Icons in American Vogue [Sub-Theme T6: Embodying the American feminine ethos: Renegotiating Romanian women’s identity from Hollywood to Rockefeller ]
• Dr. Roxana Mihaly (Postdoctoral Researcher, Project Member): The Transatlantic Artistic Route: Brâncuși’s Works from New York at the 30th Edition of the Venice Biennale [Sub-Theme T7: The influence of the Romanian artistic movement in America ]

A richly informative first day of the International Conference Romanian American Negotiations in Education, Science, Culture, and Arts/Negocierile româno-americane în educație, știință, cultură și artă. 
We are happy to have hosted a first conference day with such a diverse group of researchers and specialists (in order of appearance): Prof. Dr. Cornel Sigmirean, Prof. Dr. Laurențiu-Dănuț Vlad, Dr. Carmen Andraș, Dr. Daniel Citirigă, Dr. Eduard Andrei, Dr. Dipl.-Ing. Maria Boștenaru Dan, Dr. Octaviana Jianu, Dr. Roxana Mihaly, Conf. Dr. Giuseppe Motta, Dr. Grant T. Harward, and Dr. Sonia D. Andraș.
The topics ranged from American students in the USA, different perspectives on the Romania and the 1939-1940 New York World Fair, War Correspondents’ Reports from Romania, Romania's representation in the Junior Red Cross News, the Bucharest works of Jewish architect Rudolf Fraenkel, Brâncuși's legacy at the 30th edition of the Venice Biennale, Romanian cultural diplomacy in the USA, the idea of Vin Americanii in Romania today and its WW2 memory, and Romanian women's representation in American Vogue.
The second day is underway now, continuing the interesting sessions of papers and engaging conversations under the aegis of our project's theme.
See the full programme here: ​Conference Programme: Negocierile româno-americane în educație, știință, cultură și artă/ Romanian American Negotiations in Education, Science, Culture, and Arts - EDERA (weebly.com)
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15 iunie 2023 / 15 June 2023
10:00 – 12:00 – Etosul dialogului și educației / The Ethos of Dialogue and Education – Moderatori / Chairs: Prof. Dr. Cornel Sigmirean, Prof. Dr. Laurențiu-Dănuț Vlad

• Prof. Dr. Cornel Sigmirean (Institutul de Cercetări Socio-Umane „Gheorghe Șincai”, Târgu Mureș / The “Gheorghe Șincai” Institute for Social Sciences and the Humanities, Târgu-Mureș): Studenți români în Statele Unite ale Americii în perioada interbelică / Romanian Students in the United States of America in the Interwar Era
• Prof. Dr. Laurențiu-Dănuț Vlad (Institutul de Cercetări Socio-Umane „Gheorghe Șincai”, Târgu Mureș / The “Gheorghe Șincai” Institute for Social Sciences and the Humanities, Târgu-Mureș; Universitatea din București / University of Bucharest): Dimitrie Gusti și imaginea României la New York World’s Fair (1939-1940). Câteva notații preliminare / Dimitrie Gusti and Romania’s Image at the New York World’s Fair (1939-1940). Some Preliminary Notes
• Dr. Carmen Andraș (Institutul de Cercetări Socio-Umane „Gheorghe Șincai”, Târgu Mureș / The “Gheorghe Șincai” Institute for Social Sciences and the Humanities, Târgu-Mureș): Soldați ai Associated Press: Negocieri culturale româno-americane în reportajele de război din România (1939-1940) / Soldiers of the Associated Press: Cultural Negotiations in American War Correspondents’ Reports from Romania (1939-1940)
• Dr. Daniel Citirigă (Institutul de Cercetări Socio-Umane „Gheorghe Șincai”, Târgu Mureș / The “Gheorghe Șincai” Institute for Social Sciences and the Humanities, Târgu-Mureș; Universitatea “Ovidius”, Facultatea de Istorie și Știinţe Politice, Constanța / “Ovidius” University, Faculty of History and Political Science, Constanța): De la copiii americani, pentru copiii români - dialog și ajutor umanitar post-război. Studiu de caz: Publicația „Junior Red Cross News” / From American Children, to Romanian Children - Post-War Dialogue and Humanitarian Aid. Case Study: “Junior Red Cross News” Magazine

12:00 – 14:00 De la idealuri la ideologie: Negocieri culturale, artistice și politice româno-americane / From Ideals to Ideology: Romanian-American Cultural, Artistic, and Political Negotiations I – Moderatori / Chairs: Dr. Sonia D. Andraș, Dr. Roxana Mihaly

• Dr. Eduard Andrei (Institutul de Istoria Artei „G. Oprescu”, București / The “G. Oprescu” Institute of Art History, Bucharest): Opere de artă pierdute/redescoperite. Valori ale patrimoniului cultural românesc la Expoziția Universală de la New York 1939–1940 / Lost/Rediscovered Artworks. Values of the Romanian Cultural Heritage at the New York World’s Fair 1939–1940

• Dr. Dipl.-Ing. Maria Boștenaru Dan (Universitatea de Arhitectură și Urbanism “Ion Mincu”, Facultatea de Urbanism, București / “Ion Mincu” University of Architecture and Urban Planning, Urban Planning and Landscape Design Department, Bucharest): Rudolf Fraenkel, un arhitect (evreu) german activ în Berlin, București, Marea Britanie și SUA în perioada interbelică, fugind de regimul Nazist. Lucrările din București / Rudolf Fraenkel, a (Jewish) German Speaking Architect Active in Berlin, Bucharest, the UK and the USA in the Interwar Time, Escaping the NS Regime. Works in Bucharest
• Dr. Octaviana Jianu (Institutul Național pentru Studiul Totalitarismului / National Institute for the Study of Totalitarianism): Expoziția Universală New York 1939-1940 în contexul financiar și legislativ / The New York World’s Fair 1939–1940 in a Financial and Legislative Context
• Dr. Roxana Mihaly (Institutul de Cercetări Socio-Umane „Gheorghe Șincai”, Târgu Mureș / The “Gheorghe Șincai” Institute for Social Sciences and the Humanities, Târgu-Mureș): Traseul artistic transatlantic: Operele lui Brâncuși de la New York la cea de-a XXX-a ediție a Bienalei de la Veneția / The Transatlantic Artistic Route: Brâncuși’s Works from New York at the 30th Edition of the Venice Biennale

14:00 – 14:30 Pauză de prânz / Lunch break
14:30 – 16:30 De la idealuri la ideologie: Negocieri culturale, artistice și politice româno-americane / From Ideals to Ideology: Romanian-American Cultural, Artistic, and Political Negotiations II

• Conf. Dr. Giuseppe Motta (Universitatea Sapienza din Roma / Sapienza University, Rome): Diplomația culturală română în Statele Unite între cele două Războaie Mondiale / Romanian Cultural Diplomacy in the United States between the World Wars
• Dr. Grant T. Harward (Centrul Armatei Americane de Istorie Militară, Washington, D.C. / U.S. Army Center of Military History, Washington, D.C.): Vin Americanii: Prezența militară americană în România și memoria Celui De-al Doilea Război Mondial / Vin Americanii: The U.S. Military Presence in Romania and the Memory of the Second World War
• Dr. Liviu Bordaș (Colegiul Noua Europă – Institut de Studii Avansate, București / “New Europe College” Institute for Advanced Study, Bucharest): Proiectul american interbelic al lui Mircea Eliade / Mircea Eliade’s Interwar American Project
• Dr. Sonia D. Andraș (Institutul de Cercetări Socio-Umane „Gheorghe Șincai”, Târgu Mureș / The “Gheorghe Șincai” Institute for Social Sciences and the Humanities, Târgu-Mureș): Negocieri En Vogue: Personalități feminine din România interbelică reprezentate ca icoane ale modei în Vogue American / Negotiations En Vogue: Interwar Romanian Women Represented as Fashion Icons in American Vogue

16 iunie 2023 / 16 June 2023
​10.00 – 12.00 – The Rise of the Far-Right, Political Violence and the Crisis of the Liberal Order in Interwar Romania: Historical Cases and Contemporary Debates

• Dr. Corneliu Pintilescu (Institutul de Istorie „George Barițiu”, Cluj-Napoca / “George Barițiu” History Institute, Cluj-Napoca): Political Violence, State of Siege and the Crisis of the Liberal Order in Romania during 1930s
• Dr. Cosmin Cercel (Universitatea din Ghent, Belgia / Ghent University, Belgium): Sovereign Power, Constitutional Change and Dictatorship in Interwar Romania

• Dr. Ionuț Biliuță (Institutul de Cercetări Socio-Umane „Gheorghe Șincai”, Târgu Mureș / The “Gheorghe Șincai” Institute for Social Sciences and the Humanities, Târgu-Mureș): A Liberal Order? How US Romanian Expatriates Revived Fascism in post-Socialist Romania

12.00-14.00 – Pauză de prânz / Lunch break.
14.00 – 16.00 – American Influences and Romanian Religious Developments in Romania (1920-1968)

• Ionuț Biliuță (Institutul de Cercetări Socio-Umane „Gheorghe Șincai”, Târgu Mureș / The “Gheorghe Șincai” Institute for Social Sciences and the Humanities, Târgu-Mureș): YMCA and Spiritual Developments in 1940s Romania
• Anca Șincan (Institutul de Cercetări Socio-Umane „Gheorghe Șincai”, Târgu Mureș / The “Gheorghe Șincai” Institute for Social Sciences and the Humanities, Târgu-Mureș): The state policy for the Romanian Orthodox in America in the 1950s
• Dr. Amiel Drimbe (Institutul Teologic Baptist din București, România și Seminarul Teologic Baptist Midwestern, Kansas City, Missouri, SUA / Baptist Theological Institute of Bucharest, Romania & Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Kansas City, Missouri, USA), Dr. Preston Pearce (Convenția Baptistă de Sud, Statele Unite / Southern Baptist Convention, United States): American Influences via the Southern Baptist Convention on the Theology and Praxis of the Baptists in Romania

16.00 – 18.00 – The US and Romanian Evangelicals: Interactions, Influences, and Differences

• Dr. Iemima Ploscariu (University College Dublin): From Nashville to Chisinau: the American Southern Baptist Influence in Romania
• Dr. Iuliana Cindrea (Institutul de Istorie „George Barițiu”, Cluj-Napoca / “George Barițiu” History Institute, Cluj-Napoca): Titlu rezervat
• Dr. Paul Michelson (Universitatea Huntington, USA / Huntington University, SUA): Dr. Everett Gill and American Southern Baptist Missions in Interwar Romania

Abstract: In her study "Crossing the Borders of Cultures: the First Wave of American War Correspondents in Romania. The Transylvanian Case", Carmen Andraş focuses on American war correspondents’ representations about Romania between 1916 and the early 1930s. Methodologically, the author deploys the respective analysis in the framework of travel studies and imagology. Carmen Andraş identifies two waves of 20th century American correspondents who travelled to Romania. The respective paper concentrates on the first wave, beginning with World War I, when most of the American reporters were coming from Russia and continuing until the early 1930s, when the installation of dictatorship and political right wing extremism was now obvious in Romania. In the author’s opinion, the second wave of American correspondents coming to Romania, started in the late 1930s and early 1940s and was much more representative, both in quantity and quality. Generally, the American interests in Romania in the circumstances of world wars were military and diplomatic, economic, and political. Generally, the American war correspondents paved the way for a better knowledge and understanding of Romania in the USA. 
Keywords: Border Studies, War Studies, Political History, Imagology, Cultural and Intellectual History, Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies, Travel Studies
Suggested Citation: [Chicago] Andraș, Carmen. 2016. “Crossing the Borders of Cultures: The First Wave of American War Correspondents in Romania and the Transylvanian Case (1916-Early 1930s).” In Crossing Borders: Insights into the Cultural and Intellectual History of Transylvania (1848-1948), edited by Carmen Andraș and Cornel Sigmirean, 199–232. Documente, Istorie, Mărturii. Cluj-Napoca: Argonaut & Gatineau, Canada, Symphologic Publishing.
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De la cosmetologie la cosmiatrie: Aurel Voina și manipularea istoriei personale (Cosmetology to Cosmiatry: Aurel Voina and the Manipulation of Personal History)
​Subject(s): Interwar Period (1920 - 1939), Post-War period (1950 - 1989), History of Communism
Published by: Editura Academiei Române
Keywords: cosmetology; cosmiatry; Aurel Voina; eugenics; interwar; Communism; Romania;
Summary/Abstract: This paper explores the methodological and discursive transition in Aurel Voina’s theoretical conceptualisation of cosmetic science. The primary focus is the rewriting of personal and professional identity, assessing how Aurel Voina negotiated his conceptual and practical expertise from his role as eugenics ideologue and policy maker in the interwar era, to a much more marginal position as medical professional in Communist Romania. The aim is to identify common elements and identify how deep did the historical manipulation protrude. This paper thus offers a closer view of political changes determining calibrations in physical and conceptual self-representation, considering concepts of fluid identity and manipulation of memory.
​Keywords: cosmetology, cosmiatry, Aurel Voina, eugenics, interwar, Communism, Romania
Suggested Citation: Andraș, Sonia D. 2021. “De la cosmetologie la cosmiatrie: Aurel Voina și manipularea istoriei personale.” Anuarul Institutului de Istorie »George Barițiu« - Series HISTORICA, HISTORICA, , no. 60: 393–402.
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Full contents of Anuarul Institutului de Istorie »George Bariţiu« - Series HISTORICA (Yearbook of the Institute of History »George Bariţiu« - Series HISTORICA), issue LX/2021: CEEOL - Journal Detail

LOCATION, DISLOCATION AND RE-LOCATION: INTERCULTURAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION ACROSS POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC BORDERS
Carmen Andraș, Scientific Researcher, PhD., “Gheorghe Șincai” Institute for Social Sciences and the Humanities, Târgu Mureș
Abstract: The paper focuses on significant interpretations of the border concept in the interdisciplinary framework of border, travel and cultural studies, with reference to a particular case of a Transylvanian’s migration to the United States in the first decades of the 20th century. The theoretical foundation of the paper lies in the definition of: porosity as a main characteristic of border (Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, Bruno Dupeyron, “Borders, Borderlands, and Porosity”, 2007); Zygmunt Bauman’s concept of “fluid modernity” adapted to border analysis to scrutinize their shift of significance from “solid” markers of difference to “fluid” symbols of unity and communication (Zygmunt Bauman, Liquid Modernity, 2006). In connection to the concept of border, I will further define the concepts of location, dis-location and re-location in the specific situation of the travel and migration across international borders, which reflect a characteristic of modernity: the individual’s freedom of mobility beyond political borders initially meant to separate people and nations. I will apply the above mentioned concepts and methodologies to outline the stages of political, economic, cultural and identity border crossing in Ioan Blendea’s case (Din Ardeal in America. 35 de ani in Statele Unite/From Transylvania to America. 35 Years in the United States, published at Sibiu in 1945). He is a representative of a noteworthy phenomenon in Transylvania’s cultural, social and economic history: the migration of a large part of the rural population to the United States at the crossing of the 19- 20th centuries. The principal reason for this voluntary dis-placement (dis-location) was economic: it was the American mirage of prosperity in an era of industrial development and establishment of the bourgeois ideals of wealth, which attracted the Transylvanian villagers. Their place of birth was an almost pre-modern society, still suffocated between the borders of a dying empire. Temporally, Transylvania symbolized the past; spatially, it represented the place of birth, family and traditions. America was instead the place of future emancipation and fortune. However well adapted to a new American identity pattern, their dream was to come back to their original place and bring along their fortune for the benefit of their families. It was thus the story of an original location, followed by a process of dis-location and a final re-location, all due to the “fluidity” of a promising modernity. 
Keywords: borders, migration, travel, intercultural mobility, dis-location, re-location
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Suggested Citation: Carmen Andraș, "Location, Dislocation and Re-Location: Intercultural and
International Communication across Political and Economic Borders," in Iulian Boldea (editor), Globalization and Intercultural Dialogue. Multidisciplinary Perspectives. Secțiunea Political
Sciences, Târgu-Mureș, Arhipelag XXI, Vol 1, 2014, pp. 91-104. ISBN 978-606-93691-3-5
Link to the volume contents: GIDNI - GIDNI-01/vol01-Pol (upm.ro)

THE AMERICAN COLLECTORS AND THEIR INTEREST IN ROMANIAN ART IN THE INTERWAR PERIOD
(THE AMERICAN COLLECTORS AND THEIR INTEREST IN ROMANIAN ART IN THE INTERWAR PERIOD)

• Author(s): Roxana Mihaly
• Language: English
• Subject(s): Cultural history, Visual Arts, Interwar Period (1920 - 1939), History of Art
• Issue: 25/2022
• Page Range: 263-268
• No. of Pages: 6
• Keywords: art collectors; the interwar period; Romanian artist; Brâncuși; US;
• Summary/Abstract: The 20th century has often been defined as the era of great changes, of interconnections, of the circulation of ideas, which constantly undergo changes under the pressure of the context, all of which inevitably marked and influenced the artistic concepts of the time. Any artistic creation is due to the impact of the antagonistic exposure that the artist makes between the creative impulse and the reality that is often foreign to art. Almost every time when we talk about art, this cannot be sustained, valued without those who consume the art. When the artist’s work resonates with the image of feelings, the connection between the artwork and the art collector is inevitable, but each work is experienced by the individual in his own way. Throughout history, art collectors have been either important names of the aristocracy or people financially very powerful, they marked the history of art in one way or another, even reaching in time to acquire the skills of a specialized connoisseur. Considered the cultural center of the arts in the interwar period, Paris represented an ideal meeting point between Romanian artists and art consumers from the USA. Names such as Edward Steichen, the lawyer John Quinn, Alfred Stieglitz, Walter Pach or Peggy Guggenheim were previously attracted by the art of Brâncuși, Victor Brauner or Hedda Sterne.

• CEEOL LINK: https://www.ceeol.com/search/article-detail?id=1115153
• Funding: This article was supported by the Executive Agency for Higher Education, Research, Development and Innovation Funding-UEFISCDI, the National Research Council - CNCS, the Ministry of National Education (Romania), Project PN-III-P4-PCE-2021-0688, Contract 29 from 27 May 2022, title The Ethos of Dialogue and Education: Romanian - American Cultural Negotiations (1920-1940). Sub-Theme (T7): The influence of the Romanian artistic movement in America.

A RELIGIOUS COLD WAR: INHERITING THE INTERWAR US RELIGIOUS POLICY TOWARDS EASTERN EUROPE IN COMMUNIST ROMANIA
(A RELIGIOUS COLD WAR: INHERITING THE INTERWAR US RELIGIOUS POLICY TOWARDS EASTERN EUROPE IN COMMUNIST ROMANIA)

• Author(s): Anca Șincan
• Language: English
• Subject(s): Christian Theology and Religion, Cultural history, Political history, Social history, Post-War period (1950 - 1989)
• Issue: 25/25/2022
• Page Range: 255-262
• No. of Pages: 8
• Keywords: proselytism; American religious policy; religious Cold War; David Funderburk;
• Summary/Abstract: The present article looks at the religious policy developed during the interwar period to encompass the ideological war with communist Russia that was later translated in what the literature termed the religious Cold War. It will regard this policy through the political and religious positioning of the US ambassador to Romania during the Reagan administration, David Funderburk. The article looks at the appointment of the North Carolina professor as ambassador as accomplishing the type of politics that were described by the literature as religious Cold War that reach an apogee in the Reagan years.

• CEEOL LINK: https://www.ceeol.com/search/article-detail?id=1115152
• Funding: This article was supported by the Executive Agency for Higher Education, Research, Development and Innovation Funding-UEFISCDI, the National Research Council - CNCS, the Ministry of National Education (Romania), Project PN-III-P4-PCE-2021-0688, Contract 29 from 27 May 2022, title The Ethos of Dialogue and Education: Romanian - American Cultural Negotiations (1920-1940). Sub-Theme (T5): Re-inventing post Wilsonian Eastern Europe: The US specialists on Romania after the First World War.

The article CÂTEVA DATE CU PRIVIRE LA CONSTRUCȚIA, AMENAJAREA ȘI ORGANIZAREA ACTIVITĂȚII CASEI ROMÂNEȘTI LA NEW YORK WORLD’S FAIR (1939–1940). RESTITUIRI DOCUMENTARE DIN ARHIVELE NAȚIONALE ȘI ALE MAE: 1938–1939 (SOME DETAILS REGARDING THE LAYOUT AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE ROMANIAN HOUSE AND THE ORGANIZATION OF ITS ACTIVITIES DURING THE NEW YORK WORLD’S FAIR (1939–1940). DOCUMENTS FROM THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND THE ARCHIVES OF THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS: 19) by Laurențiu Vlad, has appeared as Câteva date cu privire la construcția, amenajarea și organizarea activității Casei Românești la New York World’s Fair (1939-1940) has appeared on Cooperativa Gusti.
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