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Ok but the only way to get the book Dragos is talking about is to contact Sylvi Publishing House directly and hope they know where to get it or have some left in stock, etc.

The book from Columbia University doesn't look bad as well.

That is another book, indeed. The Romanian version was published in 1999. Interesting and with much non-military related information. Don't expect to find serious account of the operations or equipment of the Romanian Army inside it, though. It focuses more on the politics and the economy, as well as the deportations to Trans-Dnestra.

The complete list of authors is:

Ion Alexandrescu, Dumitru Almas, Eftimie Ardeleanu, Vasile Barboi, Stefan Balasan, Constantin Botoran, Nicolae Ciobanu, Vicentiu Cojan, Florin Constantiniu, Gheorghe Cretu, Dumitru Dobre, Florica Dobre, Marin Dragnea, Alesandru Dutu, Maria Georgescu, Ion Giurca, Alexandru Ionescu Saint-Cyr, Gheorghe I. Ionita, Gheorghe Ionita, Constantin Hlihor, Leonida Loghin, Mihai Macuc, Gheorghe Magherescu, Alexandru Manafu, Teofil Oroian, Petre Otu, Adrian Pandea, Serban Liviu Pavelescu, Stefan Paslaru, Aurel Pentelescu, Vasile Pricop, Mihai Retegan, Gheorghe Romanescu, Jipa Rotaru, Maria Sinescu, Gheorghe Tinica, Gheorghe Vaduva, Marin Vuta.

Scientific Coordinator: Alesandru Dutu

I saw the book for sale at "Noi" bookstore in Bucharest.

Thanks for the list. Only problem is how do you contact a bookstore in Romania from the US?

what is the address for the bookstore?

Their email:

office@librarianoi.ro

LIBRARIA NOI Bd. Nicolae Balcescu nr. 18

And from the same author, Petre Otu, the published variant of his PHD thesis, "Îmbrăţişarea anacondei. Politica militară a României în perioada 1 septembrie 1939 - 22 iunie 1941". Even if it stops at the moment of the beginning , the book is a "must" for those who seek to understand the actions of the Romanian Army on the Eastern front.

This post has been edited by MMM on May 04, 2009 02:29 pm

Hey!!!! Where is Chapter 24?! Who stole it???