September 23, 2025Revue des Études Sud-Est Européennes

From Empire to Nation State: the Greek Communities in Northern Dobrudja (1878–1880)

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The article highlights tensions between Greek communities and the secular administration during Romanian annexation, and describes how identities shifted post-empire.
Following the annexation by Romania, Greeks in Constanța, Tulcea, and Sulina fought to maintain control over their orthodox christian churches from the Ottoman Empire.
The study utilizes historical documents to analyze the relationship dynamics between Greek and Bulgarian churches and the Romanian authorities over time.
This examination underscores the complexities of community identity in the context of national transitions during the late 19th century.

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This article examines the role of orthodox christian churches and secular administration in northern dobrudja, indicating their influence on community identity.

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ȘTEFAN PETRESCU (2025) studied this question.

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This article examines the role of orthodox christian churches and secular administration in northern dobrudja, indicating their influence on community identity.

From Empire to Nation State: the Greek Communities in Northern Dobrudja (1878–1880)

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From Empire to Nation State: the Greek Communities in Northern Dobrudja (1878–1880)

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