AUTHOR: Maria Magdalena TULUŞ Danubius, XXIX, Galaţi, 2011, pp. 105-124. Abstract The testimonies of foreign travellers hold an important place for the researcher who means to reconstitute the history of the Romanian Principalities. The offered image is that of a society which oscillates between tradition and novelty, between medievalism and modernity, both in terms…
AUTHOR: Cristian CONSTANTIN SOME INFORMATION REGARDING THE INTERESTS OF PORTUGAL AT THE LOWER DANUBE (1919-1940) Danubius, XXXII, Galati, 2014, pp. 265-278. Abstract This study is based on some documents preserved in the diplomatic archives of the Consulate of Portugal in Galaţi. The issue of the Portuguese interests in the area of the Lower Danube has…
AUTHOR: Claudiu SACHELARIE BRĂILA, DURING THE YEARS OF NEUTRALITY (1914-1916). THE APPROACHES OF THE PRESS FROM BRĂILA Danubius, XXXIV, Galaţi, 2016, pp. 159-174. Abstract Brăila, port of utmost importance for the Romanian economy, also benefited of a very important local press, at the beginning of the twentieth century. Press sheets and numerous newspapers (such as…
AUTHOR: Cristian-Dragoş CĂLDĂRARU THE INVENTORY FROM 1856, OF THE OLD CHURCH ST. NICOLAE, FROM BRĂILA (1838-1856) Danubius, XXXIV, Galaţi, 2016, pp. 95-118. Abstract After the Peace of Adrianopolis (1829) and after the cancellation of the Turkish Rayahs from the left bank of the Danube (the Romanian bank), the first two Orthodox churches were consecrated in…
AUTHOR: Cristian CONSTANTIN INTERNATIONAL GRAIN TRADE IN THE LOWER DANUBE REGION – FROM THE OTTOMAN MARKET TO EUROPEAN CAPITALISM (1829-1853) Danubius, XXXIV, Galaţi, 2016, pp. 65-94. Abstract This study aims at synthesizing the aspects related to the grain trade in the ports of the maritime Danube, between 1829 and 1853. In the 19th century, a…
AUTHOR: Claudiu SACHELARIE THE BATTLE OF GALAȚI AND ITS CONSEQUENCES IN THE OCCUPIED BRĂILA (JANUARY, 12 – 23, 1918) Danubius, XXXVI, Galaţi, 2018, pp. 171-178. Abstract The Lower Danube area was part of the Romanian front that separated, through the Siret line, the two belligerent camps: the Romanians and the Russians on the north of…