Kurt W. Treptow - Romania and World War II

Romnia
i cel de-al
Doilea Rzboi Mondial

Papers presented at the International Conference
held in Iai, Romania, 25-26 May 1995
Organized by
The Center for Romanian Studies, Iai
Together with the Iai County Board and
The Romanian Foundation for Humanitarian Assistance
Michael the Brave

Lucrrile conferinei internaionale
desfaurate la Iai n perioda 25-26 mai 1995
organizat de
Centrul de Studii Romneti, Iai mpreun cu Consiliul Judeean, Iai i
Fundaia Romn de Ajutor Umanitar
Mihai Viteazul

Kurt W. Treptow, Editor

Romnia
i cel de-al
Doilea Rzboi Mondial

The Center for Romanian Studies

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Charles King,

Kurt W. Treptow,

Emilian Bold,

Ion icanu,

Nicholas M. Nagy-Talavera,

Ion Agrigoroaiei,

Larry L. Watts,

Gheorghe I. Florescu,

Florin Constantiniu,

Wim P. van Meurs,

Anatol Petrencu,

Veaceslav Stavil,

Ioan Saizu,

Cristian Sandache,

Dumitru andru,

Ioan Ciuperc,

Mihai Retegan,

Valeriu Florin Dobrinescu,

Gheorghe Onioru,

Laureniu Panaite,

Paul E. Michelson,

In commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe, the Center for Romanian Studies organized an international conference on Romania and World War II in Iai from 25-26 May 1995. The conference was organized with help from the County Board of Iai and the Romanian Foundation for Humanitarian Assistance Michael the Brave. The conference, held at the historic Palace of Culture in Iai, united scholars from Romania, the United States, England, and Holland. It provided an opportunity for these distinguished specialists in the history of Romania and World War II to present the latest results of their research, especially in light of the recent opening of many archives in the former communist bloc countries. This volume includes papers based on the communications delivered at the conference.