Description
Book SynopsisThis volume brings together nine studies analysing some of the lesser-known sides
of the Transylvanian home front in the years of World War I. They concern: daily
food and the difficulties in supplying the population with basic goods; the collection
of economic resources for the war; war propaganda and the role of the Church as
an instrument for promoting it; the situation of denominational schools and higher
education during the war years (the case of the Franz Joseph University in Cluj); the
role of the press and other media in the Transylvanian Saxon communities; urban
daily life during the war (the case of the city of Sibiu); the perception of the war in
Romanian parish chronicles as a less studied source pertaining to the home front
Table of ContentsWorld War I, Transylvania, home front, rural communities, urban life, food, education, propaganda, Orthodox Church, Greek-Catholic Church, Evangelical Church, Romanians, Hungarians, Transylvanian Saxons, parish chronicles, newspapers, civil society, women, children, elderly people
