CONTENTS

1. EDITORIAL
2. MARIAN OLARU, 150 Years since the Great Celebration of All Romanians in Putna, in 18715
3. EVOCATIONS
4. ELENA PASCANIUC, Constantin Loghin (November 4, 1892 – February 23, 1961), an Intellectual Devoted to the Cultural Values of Bukovina11
5. BUKOVINA – CULTURE AND CIVILISATION
6. KURT SCHARR, Central State and Region: the Greek-Oriental Religious Fund17
7. CONSTANTIN UNGUREANU, Colonization of Bukovina and the South of Bessarabia (until the Middle of 19th Century)27
8. GABRIEL CHIRAȘ, The Putna Assembly (August, 1871), described in several periodical publications from Iași and Bucharest. Its Significance and Impact on the Romanian Society59
9. HARIETA MARECI-SABOL, “The World beyond the World”. A Brief History of the Institute of Mental Illnesses in Chernivtsi67
10. VASILE DIACON, Sources of Salt Water from Bukovina in the Attention of the Austrian Administration99
11. SERHIY TROYAN, Foreign Policy Inspiration of Otto Von Bismark, Chancellor of The Reich: the Kingdom of Kyiv Project of Edward von Hartmann135
12. CAROL-ALEXANDRU MOHR, Thus Spoke the Austrophile. A Speech of Deputy Aurel Onciul in Cisleithaniaʼs Parliament143
13. SIMONA-TEODORA ADAMOVICI-IENACHE, Eusebie Popovici, founder of the Central Library of Suceava, a personality of the Suceava urban-cultural space, left in the shadow of time and history – a foray in the modern times of Suceava from the beginning of the 20th century161
14. LIVIU PAPUC, Remember: Bukovinian Volunteers in Romania during the First World War175
15. TATIANA MATEI, Nicolai Grămada and the Fall of Great Romania. The Fate of an Intellectual181
16. RADU-FLORIAN BRUJA, From Maximilian Hacman’s Diary – Impressions of Berlin in War Time191
17. VASILICĂ-DĂNUȚ HORODNIC, LUMINIȚA-MIRELA LĂZĂRESCU, Historical-geographical Considerations Concerning the Land Use Dynamics in the Frătăuții Vechi Village, Suceava County205
18. MARIN GHERMAN, “Information Ghettoizations” in the Bukovinian Cross-Border Area233
19. VOLODYMYR FISANOV, Bukovina: experience of the past and role in its recreation of Ukrainian-Romanian relations243
20. KARINA STEMPEL-GANCARCZYK, A Language about to Dissapear – the Polish language in Mihoveni251
21. RODICA JUGRIN, ȘTEFĂNIȚA-MIHAELA UNGUREANU, Built Cultural Patrimony of the Southern Part of Bukovina. Bibliographic Excurse259
22. MARIA EPATOV, Historiographical metafiction. The escape in the past in Ștefan Agopian’s novels281
23. OPINIONS
24. MIRCEA A. DIACONU, Constantin Morariu. A Chronicle of Bukowina (I)295
25. ȘTEFAN PURICI, The Destiny of a Bukovinian Crucified between Epochs and Homelands. Major-General Eduard Fischer (1862–1935)317
26. DOCUMENTARY ARTICLES
27. NICODIM IȚCUȘ, Aspects from the School Life in Bukovina (II)333
28. BOOKS. MAGAZINES
29. Vasile I. Schipor, Bucovina de lângă noi. Viața științifică, literară și artistică la început de mileniu, vol. I, II, Iași, Editura Tipo Moldova, 2019, 900 p. + 633 p. (Rodica Jugrin)343
30. Dan Prisăcaru, Petre Otu, Marius Iorgulescu (coordonatori), Contribuția Armatei Române și a elitelor la apărarea și recunoașterea internațională a Marii Uniri (1918–1920), București, Editura Militară, 2020, 581 p. (Marian Olaru)347
31. Cornel Ungureanu, Mitteleuropa periferiilor, ediția a 2-a, revăzută și adăugită, Timișoara, Editura „Brumar”, MMXVIII, 424 p. (Elena Pascaniuc)348
32. „«Mesager bucovinean»”. Revistă de cultură pentru bucovinenii de pretutindeni”, Cernăuți – București – Rădăuți – Chișinău, serie nouă, anul XVII nr. 1–2 (65–66), 2020, 128 p. (Rodica Jugrin)350
33. „«Bucovina literară». Revistă a Societății Scriitorilor Bucovineni”, Suceava, serie nouă, anul XXXI, nr. 1–2–3 (347–348–349), ianuarie – februarie – martie 2020, 126 p.; 4–5–6 (350–351–352), aprilie – mai – iunie 2020, 126 p.; 7–8–9 (353–354–355), iulie – august – septembrie 2020, 126 p.; 10–11–12, octombrie – noiembrie – decembrie 2020, 126 p. (Elena Pascaniuc)353
34. EVENT REPORTS
35. OVIDIU BÂTĂ, The Scientific Events of the “Bukovina” Institute of the Romanian Academy in 2020355
36. IN MEMORIAM
37. MARIAN OLARU, Gheorghe Nandriș (October 14, 1933 – August 21, 2020)361
38. ELENA PASCANIUC, Writer Mircea Lutic (May 29, 1939 – September 18, 2020) Bid Farewell to This World365
39. NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS369