Dispatches Across the Continent: Episode 4

Dr Florin Ardelean of Babes Bolyai University in Cluj continues the fascinating exploration of modern Romania's history, aided by flavoursome journalistic accounts selected from British archives.
The previous episode of the series left us on a cliffhanger, will the fortunes of the young Romanian state change at the end of the First World War?

“Dispatches across the Continent - Contemporary journalistic accounts of Romania's most important hours” is the series that makes you an eyewitness of the tumultuous and surprising history of modern Romania starting with its emergence as a national state in the 19th century right until the NATO and European integration at the beginning of the third millennium.

Developed by the Romanian Cultural Institute in London with the kind support of the Embassy of Romania in the UK, the British Embassy Bucharest and the British Council Romania, “Dispatches across the Continent” is one of the events on the cultural agenda marking 140 years of British-Romanian diplomatic relationships.

Credits: Florin-Nicolae Ardelean (research and presenting), Ellie Buchdahl (narration of articles), Elena Stanciu & Tibi Iordan (video) and Matei Parascan (editing).

Episode 1: Independence and International Recognition (1859-1881)
Episode 2: The Consolidation of the Modern Romanian State (1881-1914)
Episode 3: Romania in the First World War (1914-1918)

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