the orthodox church approach for the linguistic, religious and national rights of romanians in transylvania (1800-1925)
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Abstract
In Transylvania, the beginning of the modern ages continued to be marked by the
Romanians’interest for their national and religious rights. Here we could mention only rare cases of
benefic decisions of the state in favour of the Orthodox Church, as it was more of a silent fight, with
dramatic accents. On the occasion of the Great National Assembly in Alba Iulia, the Romanian
historical confessions were represented at the highest level. We also remark the fact that all the
ecclesiastic-jurisdictional differences and animosities disappeared before the national interest,
especially the sincere desire to observe the national will being of first importance.
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| Authors | ;Gheorghe Florin Hostiuc |
| Journal | Pest management science |
| Year | 2014 |
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