Vorgeschichte der rumänischen rechtsextremen Bewegung. Politische und Konfessionelle zustände im Königreich Rumänien vor dem Ersten Weltkrieg (From the history of Romania’s far-right movement. The religious and political situation in the Kingdom of Romani

Authors

  • Paul Brusanowki Professor, Lucian Blaga University, Theological Orthodox Faculty, Sibiu, Romania, Mitropoliei Street, No.20, RO-550179

Keywords:

Hebrews in Romania, The Romanian Orthodox Church, antisemitism, right-wing parties in Romania

Abstract

From the history of Romania’s far-right movement. The religious and political situation in the Kingdom of Romania before World War I.

The study analyzes Romania’s religious and political situation before World War I, notably aspects of Romanian anti-Semitism (causes, debates etc.) that led to the crystallization of right-wing movements and parties during the interwar period in Greater Romania. The entire pre-war period was characterized by debates on economic and social crises caused by the modernization of the new Romanian kingdom (the slogan “form without substance”). In this context, the issue of the so-called “Jewish threat” and granting citizenship to Jews living in Romania (roughly 5% of the population) played an important role.

Published

2017-11-28

How to Cite

Vorgeschichte der rumänischen rechtsextremen Bewegung. Politische und Konfessionelle zustände im Königreich Rumänien vor dem Ersten Weltkrieg (From the history of Romania’s far-right movement. The religious and political situation in the Kingdom of Romani. (2017). Journal for Freedom of Conscience (Jurnalul Libertății De Conștiință), 3(2). https://jurnal.constiintasilibertate.ro/index.php/freedom/article/view/56