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Morisena nr. 1 (17)/2020

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CIOBANU, Tiberiu

CIOBANU, Tiberiu

 
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Născut, la 25 septembrie 1960, în oraşul Anina, judeţul Caraş-Severin;

Absolvent, în anul 1984, al Facultăţii de Istorie-Filosofie (specializarea istorie-filosofie), Universitatea din Bucureşti;
Profesor de istorie, grad didactic I, titular în învăţământul preuniversitar (actualmente, la Liceul Teoretic „Vlad Ţepeş” Timişoara);
Doctor în istorie din 2008, cu distincţia „cum laude”;
Fondator şi director al Liceului Teoretic „Vlad Ţepeş” Timişoara (fosta, între 1998-2001, Şcoală cu clasele I-VIII nr. 23, devenită, din 8 mai 2001, Şcoala cu clasele I-VIII nr. 23 „Vlad Ţepeş”, iar din 1 septembrie 2003, transformată în Liceul Teoretic „Vlad Ţepeş”), între 1998-2010 şi din 2012 până în prezent;
Director al Liceului „Ioan Slavici” Timişoara între 2011-2012;
Membru în Corpul Naţional al experţilor în management educaţional;
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„Cruciatul” Vlad Țepeș și organizarea armatei țării sale și a sistemului defensiv al acesteia

 
Abstract. When we refer to the remarkable merits of Vlad the Impaler as the head of state and of the armies, we cannot ignore his taking over a political-military conception that has its origin in the old Byzantine imperial tradition of crusade, Dracula being, undoubtedly, the first of our voivodes who rose to fight against the Ottoman Turks after the entry of Byzantium under the rule of Sultan Muhammad II the Conqueror. Of course, he also made this takeover because he considered himself the rightful follower of the anti-Ottoman struggle of the Basileus and the great Romanian rulers, especially after the death of John Hunyadi, "the last great European crusader". Seeking to strengthen and protect the royal authority and the economic and social-political bases of the anti-Ottoman resistance, Vlad the Impaler took numerous measures to strengthen his army, making full use of the revenues of the kingdom for its endowment and training, according to the requirements of the time.  Being "agile and capable as possible in the military affairs", a fact acknowledged even by his mortal enemies, the Ottoman Turks, the fierce Romanian voivode "increased and strengthened the military institution with people raised from the people to small ranks of boyars, exempt from taxes and benefits in exchange for military jobs". Dracula also paid special attention to the defense system of his country, strengthening him "with fortress cities, outpost forts on the probable directions of invasion and fortified monasteries".
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Vlad Țepeș și politica sa internă

 
Abstract: When he came for the second time at the helm of Wallachia, Vlad the Impaler took a series of measures aimed at strengthening the central authority. Seeking to annihilate the anarchic tendencies of the great boyars, the vindictive descendant of the Bessarabians “from the beginning set up a regime of terror”, inaugurating his new reign by massacring those opposed to the political line promoted by him. Thus, the consolidation of the central power and the economic development, carried out by Vlad the Impaler, allowed the mobilization of all the forces available to Wallachia in order to stop the Ottoman expansion and prevent the disappearance of the Romanian South-Carpathian statehood, and not only (because his reckless deeds of arms saved from extinction the other two Romanian countries, Transylvania and Moldova, as well as the whole central and western European Christianity), a goal successfully achieved by the vigorous descent of the Dracula Bessarabians, who proved to be the right man at the right place, and providentially appeared just then, when there was greater need of him, as God made it possible whenever the Romanians faced great difficulties in their long and troubled existence.
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Despre Vasile Maniu la aniversarea a 195 de ani de la nașterea lui

 
Abstract: He was born at Lugoj on 18 December 1824. He started school in his native town and then he continued with the secondary classes probably at the new-founded seminary in Lugoj in 1836.  Some of his biographers claimed that he later studied at Arad and Timişoara (Ioan B. Mureşianu, Vasile Maniu, in ’Luceafărul’, Timişoara, March 1940). But his name has not been recorded in any of the registers of the sole Piarist School of Timişoara (Eusebiu Narai, Academicianul bănăţean Vasile Maniu, in Oameni de seamă ai Banatului – the papers of the Symposium of Uzdin, 21 April 2001, Augusta Publishing, Timişoara, 2002). It is certain that he attended classes at the Pedagogic School in Caransebeş (Traian Topliceanu, Vasile Maniu, in ’Vestul’, Timişoara, issue 52, 3 July 1930). He graduated from the Law and Philosophy School in Budapest. In 1847 he settled in Bucharest. In 1848, he joined Nicolae Bălcescu, C.A Rosetti and other militants for liberty and social progress in accordance with the revolutionary European spirit of the epoch.
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Istoria medievală a Banatului reflectată în opera lui Gheorghe Cotoșman

 
Abstract: Born on 5 September 1904 at Sânnicolau Mare, Gheorghe Cotoşman finished the Pedagogic School in  1924. From 1924 to 1927 he attended courses at the Theological Academy of Arad. Between 1928-1937 he functioned as a parish in Jimbolia, Timiş county, where he erected a church. From 1937 to 1948 he worked as a professor of Church History and Patrology at the Theological Academy of Ca-ransebeş.  In 1948 he moved to Timişoara, working at the Metropolitan Seat of the Banat. Between 1949 and 1950 he was a cultural councillor at the Archbishopry of Timişoara, then its vicar (1950-1968). In his secular activity he was a member of the History section  of the Institutul Social Banat-Crişana  of Timişoara.  Gheorghe Cotoşman was one of the most prolific Banatian researchers in the period be-tween 1935-1975 spotlighting the history of the Church and some important aspects concerning the Middle Ages of the land. A critical study about his historical research has never been made and the most representative part of his works calls for a critical  edition. He died in 1977.
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Manifestări ale monografismului bănăţean în perioada interbelică

 
Abstract: Emanoil Ungureanu was born on 21 December 1845 at Satchinez, Timiş county. After finishing secondary school in Timişoara (1868) he gratuated from the Law School in Budapest (1872). From 1874 he worked as a lawyer in Timişoara. Between 1885 and1896 he was the bank manager of ‘Timişana’ Bank of Timişoara. Between 1885 and 1897 he conducted Alumneul Românesc. He sustained many Romanian cultural enterprises of the time (eg.: a founding member of Muzeul de Istorie şi Etnografie of Sibiu; a founding member  of ASTRA; a founding member of ’Societatea literară Petru Maior’; a founding member  of ’Asociaţia pentru cultura poporului român’ of Arad; a founding member of ’Reuniunea învăţătorilor români din Banat’, belonging to the Diocese of Arad; a founding member  of ’Reuniunea femeilor române’ of Sibiu; a founding member  of ’Reuniunea femeilor române’  of Timişoara; a founding member  of ’Reuniunea femeilor române’  of Arad; a founding member  of ’Societea pentru sprijinirea teatrului român din Ungaria şi Ardeal’; member of Casina Militară Timişoara; member of ’Societea Istoriceă şi Arheologică Timişoara’; member of ’România Jună’, the literary society of Vienna; member of ’Societatea ziariştilor români din Ardeal şi Banat’; member of ’Societea de gimnastică’ of Timişoara etc.).
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Evul Mediu bănățean oglindit în Monografia oraşului Caransebeş

 
Abstract. Andrei Ghidiu was born on 15 January 1849, at Deda, Mureş county. After graduating from the Seminary of  Caransebeş, Andrei Ghidiu continued his studies at Vienna and Leipzig. Between 1880 – 1881 he worked as a teacher of Theology at Caransebeş, and in 1883 he was appointed as rector of Oraviţa. There he lived until 1888, when he was transferred on a similar post at Caransebeş. Elected as the president of Despărţământul Astrei of Caransebeş, Andrei Ghidiu manifested as a staunch supporter of the cultural and artistic activities as well as of the cultural institutions of the town. He gave a particular support to the Romanian Society of Singing and Music of Caransebeş and to the women’s and teachers’ reunions. In order to preserve the cultural Romanian patrimony in the area, he collected the majority of the old books of value  (particularly the ones from the churches belonging to his district), which he later sent to the library of the Romanian Academy in Bucharest.A good and very active patriot, Andrei Ghidiu took part in the preparations for the Great Union. On  7 November 1918, he presided at the Assembly of Caransebeş, where the founding of the local National Romanian Council and the founding of the National Romanian Guard was decided. On 1 December 1918, he took part in the Great National Assembly at Alba Iulia, as the delegate of the Orthodox bishopric of Caransebeş, being elected as a member of the Great National Romanian Council. Andrei Ghidiu had a successful collaboration with the church magazine ’Foaia diecesană’ of Caransebeş. In 1909, together with professor Iosif Bălan, he made a well-informed monograph of the town of  Caransebeş. He died in 1937. Works: Monografia oraşului Caransebeş, dimpreună cu monografiile caselor dumnezeieşti, a episcopiei, a institutului teologic şi pedagogic şi cu biografiile bărbaţilor care au lucrat la una sau alta instituţiune (in collaboration with Iosif Bălan), Caransebeş, 1909. References: Ioan I. Şerban, Dorin Giurgiu, Ionela Mircea, Nicolae Josan – Dicţionarul personalităţilor Unirii: trimişii românilor transilvăneni la Marea Adunare Naţională de la Alba Iulia, published by Altis, Alba Iulia, 2003, p. 152.
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Iuliu Vuia – 85 de ani de la trecerea sa la cele veșnice

 

Abstract: Iuliu Vuia was born on 11 March 1865  in the village of Felnac, Timiş county. His parents were Eutimiu Vuia and Ecaterina. According to his maternal bloodline, he was a descent of the illustrious Banatian scholar, Constantin Diaconovici Loga. He attended primary classes in his village, then he continued his studies at the middle school in Timişoara and graduated from the Pedagogic School of Arad in 1881. Between 1882 and 1883 he worked as a substitute teacher in Timişoara and, in his free time, as the secretary in the  chancery of the erudite archpriest Meleţiu Drăghici. Iuliu Vuia was married twice. First to Elisabeta Oniţă, whom he met while teaching at the Confessional School of Remetea, between 1883-1884. Secondly, to Eugenia Pop, when he was a teacher at Chesinţ,, between 1885-1886. In 1887 his son, Romulus Vuia, was born. Between 1886-1910 Iuliu Vuia was the head-master of the village school in Comloşu Mare. After the Great Union he worked as a teacher at the Pedagogic School of Caransebeş. Very ambitious he graduated the secondary school (non-compuslsory attendance) and after passing the baccalaureate exams he attended the university courses for teachers at University of Cluj.

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Victor Motogna – 70 de ani de la trecerea sa la cele veșnice

 
Abstract: Victor Motogna was born on 3 November 1885  in the village of Breaza, Bistriţa-Năsăud county. In June 1905 he graduaded from the Frontier Guard’s High-School of Năsăud. Between 1905-1909 he studied History and Latin at the Faculty of Letters in Cluj. In June 1923 he was awarded the Ph.D degree by the University of Cernăuţi. At the Faculty of Letters in Cluj he passed the exam for Reader at the end of the following year. His rich historical research produced a series of writings published in ”Anuarul liceului” (Dej), ”Transilvania” (Cluj), ”Revista Archivelor” (Bucharest), ”Revista istorică” (Bucharest), ”Analele Academiei Române” (Bucharest), ”Cercetări istorice” (Iaşi) and in different books. He was a known medievalist. He collaborated with Emil Panaitescu, the archeologist from Cluj, and historian Nicolae Iorga, who published his studies in’Revista Istorică’. They had a conclusive correspondence but Iorga’s letters were lost in the aftermath of the Vienna Dictate. Due to his dedication and competence, Cornel Grofşoreanu  named him president of the History section of Institutul Social Banat-Crişana and member in the editorial staff of its magazine. He also was a member of the editorial staff who published the weighty tome Banatul de altădată at Timişoara, in 1944. Once the communist regime was established, the cultural life of the country was irreversibly harmed. In the first years of Bolshevism a lot of cultural institutions were abolished, among them Institutul Social Banat-Crişana (1946) and Regionala Astrei Bănăţene (1948).  In 1948 the Greek Catholic cult was abolished too and a campaign of terror was launched against its ministers and members. Victor Motogna and his family were Greek Catholics and this suffering was presented by dr. Cornel Pop –Motogna’s brother in law – in his book Iadul Comunist – Amintiri şi destăinuiri published by  Signata Publishing House, Timişoara, 2003. In the summer of 1948, because of these political abuses, Victor Motogna became seriously ill. He died on 5 July the same year.
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Mari personalități ale Banatului: Nicolae Stoica de Hațeg

 
Abstract. The interest of the scholars of the Banat for the history of the province manifested constantly, beginning with the protopresbyter of Mehadia, Nicolae Stoica of Haţeg, chronicler and historian of his native land. (He was born on 24 February 1751 in Mehadia. His parents were Varvara and Atanasie Stoica, a Transylvanian priest who took refuge in the Banat in 1749 [Caransebeş and Obreja], and, from 1750, at Mehadia. After attending the primary school in Mehadia he went to Timişoara where, between 1763-1770, he attended the Serb, the German and, for few months, the Jesuit secondary schools. Between 1777-1792 he was a teacher and priest in the village of Corni [Caraş-Severin county]. During 1788-1791 he took part as a military priest and translator in the Austrian-Turkish war. In the period between 1792-1832 he was protopresbyter at Mehadia and head school principal of the Romanian schools from the border area of Banat. He died on 6 January 1833). Unfortunately his writings  remained in manuscript until the second half of the 20th century, thus his work contributed little to the creation of his contemporaries’ historical culture or to giving an impulse to the historiography of the Banat.
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