The Peak of Alexandru Marghiloman’s Political Career, for Half of a Year (March-November 1918), Prime Minister of Romania by Jipa ROTARU

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ALEXANDRU VAIDA VOEVOD: FROM SPA MEDICINE TO FIRST PRIME MINISTER OF GREATER ROMANIA – 150 YEARS SINCE HIS BIRTH by Octavian BUDA

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A Biography Starting from Buzău. The City of Alexandru Marghiloman by Aliona GRATI, Constantin TOMA

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DR. CONSTANTIN ANGELESCU, THE FIRST ROMANIAN DIPLOMAT IN WASHINGTON by Ion I. SOLCANU

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Alexandru Marghiloman and the Union of Bessarabia with Romania: historiographical aspects by Anatol PETRENCU

“…In Soviet historiography, subject to ideological dictates, the theme of the Union of Bessarabia with Romania, the role of the great personalities of the time, in the same line of the Prime Minister of România Alexandru Marghiloman, was distorted or neglected. …”
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NICOLAE IORGA – THE UNIVERSAL ROMANIAN by Ioan SCURTU

“…At the same time, he was an important political leader: party chief, deputy, senator, prime minister of Romania. Being a universal Romanian, he benefited from a wide international recognition: doctor Honoris Causa of several Universities around the world, vice president of the International Committee of Historians etc.…”
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The Reform of the State in Romania by Emil BOC

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Discovering Chișinău, in the footsteps of Alexandru Marghiloman by Liliana CONDRATICOVA

“…The Prime Minister of Romania Alexandru Marghiloman had a stay in Chișinău for only two days, participating in the works of the Country Council (Sfatul Țării) on March 27, 1918. …”
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TOWARDS A HEGEMONIC FEMININITY? COVERAGE OF THE FIRST FEMALE ROMANIAN PRIME MINISTER IN THE NATIONAL AND LOCAL MEDIA by Simona RODAT

“…Since her appointment in January 2018, the first female prime minister of Romania has been constantly in the focus of the news. …”
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BĂTĂLIA DIPLOMATICĂ PENTRU ROMÂNIA MARE by STELIAN NEAGOE

“…C. Brătianu - prime-minister of Romania at the end of the World War I - had at the Paris Peace Conference, during the negociations of the Peace Treaty with Austria. …”
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The Puppet and the Puppeteer: Deconstructing the Historiography on King Carol II and Miron Cristea, the Romanian Orthodox Patriarch by Ion POPA

“…He became the first patriarch of the Orthodox Church (1925), a member of the Regency (1927-1930), and was prime minister of Romania from February 1938 until his passing on 6 March 1939. …”
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