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1	The establishment of the first metropolitanates of Romania Lazar, Laurence Cornel. January 1973 (has links) Thesis (B. Div.)--St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, 1973. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 114-115). Orthodox Eastern Church Romania
2	"Pancosmic" church - specific românesc : ecclesiological themes in Nichifor Crainic's writings between 1922 and 1944 / Hall, Christine, January 2008 (has links) Diss. Uppsala : Uppsala universitet, 2008.
3	La naissance du mythe nationaliste dans les principautés roumaines pendant la domination ottomane, comme décrit dans La troisième lettre de Mihai Eminescu : l'importance de l'église orthodoxe et le refus de l'Islam Radulescu, Miruna Catalina January 2002 (has links) Most Romanian national heroes lived while the Ottoman Empire dominated the Balkans. History bears witness to their doings, yet certain figures have become almost mythical thanks to the powerful impact of the nationalistic literature. / Mihai Eminescu, the Romanian national poet par excellence, whose writings were merely tolerated by the Communists, exerted a strong influence despite his passionate involvement and he managed to create historical confusion lasting for generations. After 1989, Romanian history books changed. In my thesis, I seek to modify the myth of invincible Romanian heroes and to understand the reason why Romanian principalities enjoyed a special treatment during the Ottoman period. / The Romanian principalities served as buffer states, stopping, halting the Ottoman advancement to the north of the Danube on many occasions. The double game often used by Romanian leaders helped Valaquia and Moldavia retain their special status. Also, the treaties of vassalage signed with the Romanians and the power of the Orthodox Church have prevented the Ottomans from imposing their own laws and customs. (Abstract shortened by UMI.) Eminescu, Mihai, 1850-1889 Nationalism -- Romania Islam -- Romania. Romania -- History -- To 1711
4	La naissance du mythe nationaliste dans les principautés roumaines pendant la domination ottomane, comme décrit dans La troisième lettre de Mihai Eminescu : l'importance de l'église orthodoxe et le refus de l'Islam Radulescu, Miruna Catalina January 2002 (has links) No description available. Eminescu, Mihai, 1850-1889 Romania -- History -- To 1711 Islam -- Romania. Nationalism -- Romania
5	L'Eglise orthodoxe et l'Etat communiste roumain, 1948-1989: étude de l'idéologie de l'Eglise orthodoxe :entre traditions byzantines et national-communisme Gillet, Olivier 02 March 1995 (has links) Dans quelle mesure les traditions de l’Église orthodoxe, héritière d’un modèle byzantin imprégné de césaropapisme qui ignorait donc la séparation des pouvoirs temporels et spirituels, ont-elles influencé les comportements démocratiques dans les pays d’Europe où elle est dominante ?Le cas particulier de la Roumanie depuis 1948. / Doctorat en Histoire, art et archéologie / info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublished Sciences humaines Philosophie de la religion Orthodox Eastern Church -- Romania Church and state -- Romania Eglise et Etat -- Roumanie « harmonie » « symphonie » autonomie traditions démocratiques césaropapisme Byzance totalitarisme relations Eglise/Etat ethnie nation Etat Eglise patriotisme nationalisme ecclésiologie religion époque contemporaine Balkans Orthodoxie communisme Roumanie autocéphalie synodalité oecuménisme guerre froide

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