Jonathan Eagles, Stephen the Great and Balkan Nationalism: Moldova and Eastern European History

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Osmanli Arastirmalari-The Journal of Ottoman Studies Pub Date : 2021-06-30 DOI:10.18589/oa.959797

Cengiz Yolcu

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Abstract

Jonathan Eagles’ book, which is adapted from a postgraduate research un- dertaken at the Institute of Archeology, University College London, is a study on the figure of Stephen the Great [in Romanian Ştefan cel Mare], one of the pivotal characters in the Romanian history. The term “Romanian history” needs to be clarified here. As discussed in Eagles’ work, Stephen the Great and his legacy are claimed by two independent but culturally and historically bound countries, Ro- manian and Moldavia, and their political discourse and historiographies.

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《斯蒂芬大帝与巴尔干民族主义:摩尔多瓦与东欧历史》乔纳森·伊格尔斯著

乔纳森·伊格尔斯的书改编自伦敦大学学院考古研究所的一项研究生研究，对罗马尼亚历史上的关键人物之一斯蒂芬大帝(罗马尼亚语Ştefan cel Mare)的形象进行了研究。这里需要澄清“罗马尼亚历史”一词。正如伊格尔斯的著作中所讨论的那样，斯蒂芬大帝和他的遗产被两个独立但在文化和历史上相互联系的国家——罗马尼亚和摩尔多瓦——以及他们的政治话语和历史编纂所宣称。

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