In the Service of the Zionist Ideal: Tribuna Israelită from Bucharest (1900)
Mircea Cristian Ghenghea
pp. 5-20
“Tsi vos toyg a yudish blat?” Of what Use Is a Yiddish Newspaper? Yiddish as a Language of the Press in Nineteenth-Century Romania
Augusta Costiuc Radosav
pp. 21-49
Jewish Cultural Heritage in Maramureș. Historical Monuments as Sites of Memory
Aura Comănescu Pintea
pp. 50-73
The Jewish Community’s Interaction with Romanian National Holidays during the Interwar Period
Dana Mărcuș
pp. 74-87
Identitary Avatars: Antonio Possevino, S.J., and the Jews during the Post-Tridentine Period
Radu Cucuteanu
pp. 88-106
Cohabitation and Development in the Jewish Community of Șimleu Silvaniei in the late 19th and early 20th Century
Daniel Stejeran
pp. 107-115
Anti-Jewish Atrocities in the Post-War Political Transition in Central and Eastern Europe. A Case that Caused Controversy: Kunmadaras 21 May 1946
Tamás Lönhárt
pp. 116-136
Purity and Impurity in Judaism. Taboo Foods and the Kashrut Laws
Ella Stiniguță Laslo
pp. 137-157
The Image of Bukovina in Aharon Appelfeld’s Writing. Spectres of Marginality
Paula Greta Cristina
pp. 158-178
Philo the Jew – A Significant Exponent of the Jewish Diaspora from Alexandria
Onița Burdeț
pp. 179-195
Anti-Jewish Legislation in the Two Main Daily Political Newspapers of Cluj (1940-1944)
Agnes Harkai
pp. 196-215

Augusta Costiuc Radosav, Vocile unei istorii neterminate: presa idiș din spațiul românesc extra-carpatic 1855-1900 (Voices of an Unfinished History: the Yiddish Press in the Extra-Carpathian Romanian Territories 1855-1900), Cluj-Napoca, Argonaut & Mega, 2014, 440 pp.
Lucian-Zeev Herșcovici
pp. 216-221
Moshe Idel, Mircea Eliade. De la magie la mit (Beyond Magic and Myth with Mircea Eliade), Polirom, Iași & Bucharest, 2014, 312 pp.
Emanuel Modoc
pp. 222-226