MIHAI DIMITRIE STURDZA: RUŞII, MASONII, MAREŞALUL ŞI ALTE RĂSPÂNTII ALE ISTORIOGRAFIEI ROMÂNEŞTI
Mihai Dimitrie Sturdza: The Russians, the Masons, the Marshal and other Crossroads of Romanian Historiography

Summary/Abstract: The Russians, the Masons, the Marshal and other Crossroads of Romanian Historiography by Mihai Dimitrie Sturdza is one of the most important books about Romanian modern and contemporary historiography, because it is based on documents to which no other Romanian historian had access, including the telegrams of the ambassador of France in Romania addressed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of France during the years after the end of WWII. With validation supplied by several reliable sources, the Romanian history of the last 200 years is set in a new perspective, changing the image which even important historians had about King Michael I, about the Germans and the Russians during WWI, about some aspects of the history of Bucovina during the Austrian domination.

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