Between Three Empıres: Consular Network Of Romanıa (1879-1918)

Preface.

Introduction. Consular Network of Romania: Historiography, Research Directions, Sources (Adrian-Bogdan Ceobanu, Silvana Rachieru).

The Ottoman Empire.

1. Silvana Rachieru, Symbolic Geography of a Network Under Construction: Consulates of Romania in the Ottoman Empire.
2. Daniel Cain, The Misfortunes of a Romanian Consul: The Spiru Constantinescu Incident (1895).
3. Emanuil Ineoan, A Brief History of the Romanian Consulate at Salonica (1879–1919).

The Austro-Hungarian Empire.

1. Andreea Dăncilă Ineoan, “Walking on Thin Ice”: The Consulate in Budapest, a Challenge to Romanian Diplomacy at the Beginning of the 20^th Century.
2. Ștefan Crăciun, Nicolae B. Cantacuzino: Vice-consul of Romania in Budapest (1891–1894).
3. Vitalie Văratic, Activity of the Romanian Consulate in Chernivtsi (1892–1915).
4. Patricia Ghemeș (Manea), Honorary Consulates of Romania in Austro-Hungarian Empire.
5. Entangled Biographies of Honorary Consuls: Wilhelm and Alfred von Lindheim.

The Russian Empire.

1. Adrian-Bogdan Ceobanu, Romanian Consulates in the Russian Empire (1879–1914): Organization, Staff, and Activity.
2. Bianca Moglan, Selections from the Biography of a Romanian Consul in Odessa: Petre P. Mavrogheni.

About the authors.