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Revista Istorică REVISTA ISTORICĂ SERIE NOUĂ TOMUL XXIV, NR. 3–4 mai – august 2013 S U M A R1 CUVÂNT ÎNAINTE ŞERBAN PAPACOSTEA, „Revista istorică” în întâmpinarea centenarului.............................. 207 STATALITATEA ROMÂNEASCĂ – FORMARE ŞI CONSOLIDARE ŞERBAN PAPACOSTEA, La începuturile statelor româneşti: putere, comerţ internaţional şi teritoriu............................................................................................................................ 211 CONFLICTE ŞI RĂZBOAIE – PERCEPŢII ŞI ABORDĂRI ÓSCAR RUIZ FERNÁNDEZ, The Portuguese Problem in the Spanish Diplomacy with Early Stuart England (1603–1625)............................................................................................ 225 MIRCEA-CRISTIAN GHENGHEA, “The Knot of the Danish Issue.” The 1864 Schleswig- Holstein War Reflected by the Romanian Press of the Time........................................... 243 FRANCESCO GUIDA, Războiul român de Independenţă şi Italia. Diplomaţia, opinia publică şi corespondenţa de război............................................................................................... 259 VADIM GUZUN, Transnistrian Autonomy: The Romanian Diplomatic and Security Perspective (1924)........................................................................................................... 269 REGIMUL COMUNIST – CONTROL ŞI INGERINŢE MIOARA ANTON, Guvernaţi şi guvernanţi. Rapoartele generale ale Sectorului Scrisorilor al CC al PMR (1948–1964) ....................................................................................................... 285 1 „Revista istorică”, tom XXIV, 2013, nr. 3–4, p. 199–400 CRISTIAN VASILE, Înalta birocraţie culturală şi raporturile cu spaţiul balcanic în primii ani ai regimului Ceauşescu (1965–1968) .............................................................................. 305 NOI INFORMAŢII DIN ARHIVE ANGHEL POPA, Un document inedit despre modul în care populaţia din partea de nord a Moldovei a depus jurământul faţă de Imperiul Austriac la 1777........................................ 317 ŞTEFAN PETRESCU, Migraţia creştinilor ortodocşi sud-dunăreni în Principate. Sudiţi şi „raiale otomaniceşti” în condica Logofeţiei Pricinilor Străine din Ţara Românească până la Regulamentul organic ......................................................................................... 325 RALUCA TOMI, Arhivele personale – surse pentru studiul istoriei sociale din Principate. Studiu de caz: Paul Bataillard.......................................................................................... 345 VIAŢA ŞTIINŢIFICĂ The International Conference: “Szathmari, pionier al fotografiei şi contemporanii săi”, Bucharest, “G. Oprescu” Institute of Art History, 14–16 May 2012 (Adrian-Silvan Ionescu); Conferinţa: „Churches and State Authority / Violence in Central and Eastern Europe”, Berlin, Europäische Akademie, 6–7 decembrie 2012 (Cristian Vasile)............ 371 NOTE ŞI RECENZII * * * Palatul Bibliotecii Sfântului Sinod. Istorie şi actualitate. 1912–2012, coord. POLICARP CHIŢULESCU, Edit. Basilica, Bucureşti, 2012, 156 p. (Oana-Mădălina Popescu); * * * Ritual, Images and Daily Life. The Medieval Perspective, ed. GERHARD JARITZ, * Lit Verlag, Zürich, Berlin, 2012, 248 p. (Violeta Barbu); * * Social Change in the Habsburg Monarchy / Les transformations de la société dans la monarchie des Habsbourg: l’époque des Lumières, ed. HARALD HEPPNER, PETER URBANITSCH, RENATE ZEDINGER, Dr. Dieter Winkler Verlag, Bochum, 2011, * 298 p. (Mária Pakucs-Willcocks); * * Zwei Sonnen am Goldenen Horn? Kaiserliche und patriarchale Macht im Byzantinischen Mittelalter, ed. MICHAEL GRÜNBART, LUTZ RICKELT, MARTIN MARKO VUČETIĆ, vol. I, Lit. Verlag, Berlin, Münster, Wien, Zürich, London, 2011, XX + 208 p. (Byzantinische Studien und Texte, 3) (Şerban Papacostea); LAVINIA BETEA, CRISTINA DIAC, FLORIN-RĂZVAN MIHAI, ILARION ŢIU, Lungul drum spre nicăieri. Germanii din România deportaţi în URSS, Edit. Cetatea de Scaun, Târgovişte, 2012, 306 p. (Mihaela Stroe); IOANA DIACONESCU, Scriitori în arhiva CNSAS. Intelectuali urmăriţi informativ, arestaţi, condamnaţi, ucişi în detenţie (1946–1989): studii însoţite de anexe selectate din arhivele CNSAS, Fundaţia Academia Civică, Bucureşti, 2012, 424 p. (Mihaela Stroe); MIHAIL DOBRE, România la sfârşitul Războiului Rece: statut geopolitic şi opţiuni de securitate, Edit. Enciclopedică, Bucureşti, 2011, 454 p. (Mihaela Stroe); JOHN LEWIS GADDIS, Războiul Rece, Edit. RAO, Bucureşti, 2009, 380 p. (Raul Denize); VEJAS GABRIEL LIULEVICIUS, The German Myth of the East. 1800 to the Present, Oxford University Press, New York, 2009, 292 p. (Raul Denize); ROCHUS MISCH, Am fost garda de corp a lui Hitler 1940–1945. Mărturie culeasă de Nicolas Bourcier, Meteor Press, Bucureşti, 2010, 208 p. (Raul Denize); APOSTOL STAN, De veghe la scrierea istoriei (Securitatea), Edit. Curtea Veche, Bucureşti, 2012, 286 p. (Cristian Vasile); IOAN STANOMIR, Junimismul şi pasiunea moderaţiei, Humanitas, Bucureşti, 2013, 136 p. (Cristian Vasile); ZARA STEINER, The Triumph of the Dark. European International History 1933–1939, Oxford University Press, New York, 2011, 1222 p. (Raul Denize); MIHAELA TEODOR, Anatomia cenzurii. Comunizarea presei din România. 1944–1947, Edit. Cetatea de Scaun, Târgovişte, 2012, 340 p. (Mihaela Stroe); VLADIMIR TISMĂNEANU, CRISTIAN PĂTRĂŞCONIU, Cartea preşedinţilor, Humanitas, Bucureşti, 2013, 242 p. (Cristian Vasile)............................... 375 HISTORICAL REVIEW NEW SERIES TOME XXIV, NOS. 3–4 May – August 2013 CONTENTS2 FOREWORD ŞERBAN PAPACOSTEA, “Revista istorică” on the Eve of Its Centenary................................ 207 ROMANIAN STATEHOOD – FORMATION AND CONSOLIDATION ŞERBAN PAPACOSTEA, At the Beginning of the Romanian States: Power, International Trade and Territory ......................................................................................................... 211 CONFLICTS AND WARS – PERCEPTIONS AND APPROACHES ÓSCAR RUIZ FERNÁNDEZ, The Portuguese Problem in the Spanish Diplomacy with Early Stuart England (1603–1625)............................................................................................ 225 MIRCEA-CRISTIAN GHENGHEA, “The Knot of the Danish Issue.” The 1864 Schleswig- Holstein War Reflected by the Romanian Press of the Time........................................... 243 FRANCESCO GUIDA, The Romanian War of Independence and Italy. Diplomacy, Public Opinion and War Correspondence................................................................................... 259 VADIM GUZUN, Transnistrian Autonomy: The Romanian Diplomatic and Security Perspective (1924)........................................................................................................... 269 THE COMMUNIST REGIME – CONTROL AND INTERFERENCE MIOARA ANTON, Rulers and Ruled. The General Reports of the Letters Sector of the CC of the RWP (1948–1964) ........................................................................................................... 285 CRISTIAN VASILE, The High Cultural Bureaucracy and the Relations with the Balkans in the First Years of the Ceauşescu Regime (1965–1968)................................................... 305 2„Revista istorică”, tom XXIV, 2013, nr. 3–4, p. 199–400 NEW INFORMATION FROM THE ARCHIVES ANGHEL POPA, An Unpublished Document on How the Population in Northern Moldavia Took the Oath of Allegiance to the Austrian Empire in 1777............................................. 317 ŞTEFAN PETRESCU, The Migration of South Danubian Orthodox Christians to the Romanian Principalities: Foreign and Ottoman Subjects in the Registers of the Chancellery for Foreign Legal Cases until the Organic Regulation................................ 325 RALUCA TOMI, Personal Archives – Sources for the Study of Social History in the Romanian Principalities. Case Study: Paul Bataillard ..................................................... 345 SCIENTIFIC LIFE The International Conference: “Szathmari, Pioneer Photographer and His Contemporaries,” Bucharest, “G. Oprescu” Institute of Art History, 14–16 May 2012 (Adrian-Silvan Ionescu); The Conference: “Churches and State Authority / Violence in Central and Eastern Europe,” Berlin, Europäische Akademie, 6–7 December 2012 (Cristian Vasile) ..................................................................................................................................... 371 NOTES AND REVIEWS * * * Palatul Bibliotecii Sfântului Sinod. Istorie şi actualitate. 1912–2012 (The Palace of the Library of the Holy Synod. History and Current Situation. 1912–2012), coord. by POLICARP CHIŢULESCU, Basilica, Bucharest, 2012, 156 pp. (Oana-Mădălina * Popescu); * * Ritual, Images and Daily Life. The Medieval Perspective, ed. by GERHARD JARITZ, Lit Verlag, Zürich, Berlin, 2012, 248 pp. (Violeta Barbu); * * * Social Change in the Habsburg Monarchy / Les transformations de la société dans la monarchie des Habsbourg: l’époque des Lumières, ed. by HARALD HEPPNER, PETER URBANITSCH, RENATE ZEDINGER, Dr. Dieter Winkler Verlag, Bochum, * 2011, 298 pp. (Mária Pakucs-Willcocks); * * Zwei Sonnen am Goldenen Horn? Kaiserliche und patriarchale Macht im Byzantinischen Mittelalter, ed. by MICHAEL GRÜNBART, LUTZ RICKELT, MARTIN MARKO VUČETIĆ, vol. I, Lit. Verlag, Berlin, Münster, Vienna, Zürich, London, 2011, XX + 208 pp. (Byzantinische Studien und Texte, 3) (Şerban Papacostea); LAVINIA BETEA, CRISTINA DIAC, FLORIN- RĂZVAN MIHAI, ILARION ŢIU, Lungul drum spre nicăieri. Germanii din România deportaţi în URSS (The Long Road to Nowhere. Romanian Germans Deported
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