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MACEDOROMÂNII ÎN DOBROGEA (1925–2025)
"This volume marks the centenary of the Romanian Government's acceptance of receiving property in the territory of Southern Dobrudja (Dobrogea), Romania, through the Journal of the Council of Ministers no. 1698 of June 13, 1925, of the Macedo-Romanians (Aromanians and Megleno-Romanians) from the Balkan area. An essential role in this process was playedNicolae Saramandu +2 more
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Analele Banatului XX 2012, 2012
Vicentiu (Vincent) Grozescu (1838–1897) was born and lived all his life in Banat, the province of Hungary, and had the offi ces of Greek-catholic priest and archpriest. He was very interested in history and ethnography of the Romanians, those of Banat in the fi rst place, but not exclusively, and published some studies concerning the relations of the ...
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Vicentiu (Vincent) Grozescu (1838–1897) was born and lived all his life in Banat, the province of Hungary, and had the offi ces of Greek-catholic priest and archpriest. He was very interested in history and ethnography of the Romanians, those of Banat in the fi rst place, but not exclusively, and published some studies concerning the relations of the ...
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Drought Effects on Groundwater in Dobrogea Plateau
2015The study aims to analyse the impact of the drought phenomenon on groundwater in Dobrogea Plateau, taking into account the specific climatic and hydrological factors and especially the geological and structural context in which it delineates the main hydrostructures.
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A unique diversity hotspot for Polycopidae (Ostracoda) in the Triassic of North Dobrogea
Historical Biology, 2022Marie-Béatrice Forel, Eugen Gradinaru
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Palaeozoic Formations from Dobrogea and Pre-Dobrogea – An Overview
Turkish Journal of Earth Sciences, 2012openaire +1 more source
Revue des Études Sud-Est Européennes
This article examines the complex relationship between the Romanian government and a consortium of British investors regarding the fate of the Constanța – Cernavodă railway in Dobrogea, a province ceded to Romania in 1878. The railway, constructed by a British company (DBSR) in the late 1850s, encountered operational challenges under Ottoman rule and ...
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This article examines the complex relationship between the Romanian government and a consortium of British investors regarding the fate of the Constanța – Cernavodă railway in Dobrogea, a province ceded to Romania in 1878. The railway, constructed by a British company (DBSR) in the late 1850s, encountered operational challenges under Ottoman rule and ...
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A Study on Turkish Place Names in Dobrogea
2014Turks have settled in Dobruca since the first period of the history and they named this geography. In spite of Romans and Bulgars culture policy, a lot of this names have lived still. Toponims is the concretized state of the nation. So, by reseaching the toponims in the Dobruca, It was studied to determine the tendencies of the Turks culture and
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Aridity Variability in the Last Five Decades in the Dobrogea Region, Romania
Arid Land Research and Management, 2015Georgeta Bandoc, Remus Pravalie
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