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Seara (Romanian pronunciation: [ˈse̯ara], meaning "The Evening") was a daily newspaper published in Bucharest, Romania, before and during World War I.
Censorship in Communist Romania (1947-1989) was widespread and virtually every published document, be it a newspaper article or a book, had to pass the.

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Since 1994, the Romanian Greek-Catholic Church has been led by Cardinal .. and Nation-building in Eastern Europe (Pittsburgh: Carl Beck Papers, 1993).
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