Bibliograph

Dracula is dead, how Romanians survived Communism, ended it, and emerged since 1989 as the new Italy, Sheilah Kast, Jim Rosapepe

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Dracula is dead, how Romanians survived Communism, ended it, and emerged since 1989 as the new Italy, Sheilah Kast, Jim Rosapepe

Language

eng

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Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Dracula is dead

Oclc number

466425959

Responsibility statement

Sheilah Kast, Jim Rosapepe

Sub title

how Romanians survived Communism, ended it, and emerged since 1989 as the new Italy

Table Of Contents

Listening to Romanians -- The Romania you don't know -- Beyond Communism -- Living in "The Paris of the East" -- A drive in the country -- The good king -- Inside Transylvania -- Deep in the heart of Romania -- In the mountains of Maramureş -- It's Moldavia, not Moldova -- The blue Danube and the Black Sea -- Back in Europe -- Living in the Balkans, in the shadow of the Kremlin -- Why Romania works

Target audience

adult

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