This research analyzes an important part of the French university presence abroad in the first half of the XXth century, namely the assistance brought to the scientific and institutional development of the Central European universities after the retracement of the borders and the political changes which took place in this area at the end of the First World War. It is a case study on the career of several French academics who came to work at the Romanian

I presented in several short dictionnary entries the Romanian contributions to the Gaullist French Resistance during World War II (see pages 61-62,1035-1036,1283-1284, 1428)

This article presents the debate between professors and students regarding the social and cultural role of the youth, which took place at the Romanian Cluj University in the first years after its opening, in 1919. Our study is based mostly on public speeches and opinions expressed by the university professors, highlighting the close link between national and intergenerational issues in the academic world of Transylvania.

This book focuses on analyzing the political, cultural and economical relationships between Vichy France and Romania, in the troubled times of the Second World War. Special attention is given to the attitudes of the French diplomats towards the Gaullist Rezistance movement.