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eventually. În the fall of 2001, I got a job aș a teacher for the Alexandra Cultural Foundation, where they hâd a high-school and a 3-year college, where I also met my second wife, who hâd graduated library studies there. But you know how it is with kids and parents. My mother didn’ț really like my first wife, until she kicked her ouț of the house. My wife hadn’ț been on her best behavior, either, what can I say
„Nu aș mai face niciodată credit ipotecar” () [Corola-website/Science/296064_a_297393]
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kids and parents. My mother didn’ț really like my first wife, until she kicked her ouț of the house. My wife hadn’ț been on her best behavior, either, what can I say...Then I lived with my in-laws, but eventually we got divorced. There were no issues with my second wife, except this time her parents didn’ț want me at all, even though I hadn’ț given them a reason to dislike me. It ended în divorce once
„Nu aș mai face niciodată credit ipotecar” () [Corola-website/Science/296064_a_297393]
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second wife, except this time her parents didn’ț want me at all, even though I hadn’ț given them a reason to dislike me. It ended în divorce once again, after one and a half years. I was disappointed, but I filed for divorce and moved on. În 2005, after some tests, my mother was diagnosed with cancer. În spring, lacking any other means, I contracted a loan for 6000 euro. I used a notary public, but there were no
„Nu aș mai face niciodată credit ipotecar” () [Corola-website/Science/296064_a_297393]
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I was disappointed, but I filed for divorce and moved on. În 2005, after some tests, my mother was diagnosed with cancer. În spring, lacking any other means, I contracted a loan for 6000 euro. I used a notary public, but there were no banks involved, I borrowed from someone. Not loan-sharks, just a regular, legal contract. I hâd to, for my mother’s tests, medication, radiotherapy. Some of these are free of charge, but if you wait for these...the
„Nu aș mai face niciodată credit ipotecar” () [Corola-website/Science/296064_a_297393]
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euro. I used a notary public, but there were no banks involved, I borrowed from someone. Not loan-sharks, just a regular, legal contract. I hâd to, for my mother’s tests, medication, radiotherapy. Some of these are free of charge, but if you wait for these...the appointments take long and they’re always running ouț of supplies, like cobalt isotopes. You have to go to the private hospitals șo you can get swift and proper treatment. I hâd to pay
„Nu aș mai face niciodată credit ipotecar” () [Corola-website/Science/296064_a_297393]
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myself. Her wish was to go home, șo I signed an affidavit and took her home. I think I handled things relatively well and I learned what I hâd to do for her, without losing my job în the meantime. But my friend really helped ouț, aș did two or three neighbors who used to come by. I hâd the teaching job and I also stayed home to tutor students. It was exhausting, both physically and mentally. After about five months
„Nu aș mai face niciodată credit ipotecar” () [Corola-website/Science/296064_a_297393]
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did two or three neighbors who used to come by. I hâd the teaching job and I also stayed home to tutor students. It was exhausting, both physically and mentally. After about five months, she died. I was really sad but also relieved, because I’d never seen her suffer like that. The truth is I was very disconcerted at the time and I was not making the wisest decisions. Șo that’s when I took ouț that mortgage loan. After
„Nu aș mai face niciodată credit ipotecar” () [Corola-website/Science/296064_a_297393]
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number of students decreased. During the second semester, the school closed and I was ouț of a job again. I could barely pay the mortgage anymore. I tried to find a decent job. I didn’ț make a large amount, but I was better paid than în a state school, not to mention the extra tutoring. I’d hâd to drop some classes when I started looking after my mother, șo I was falling behind on my mortgage payments. I hâd
„Nu aș mai face niciodată credit ipotecar” () [Corola-website/Science/296064_a_297393]
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worked aș a security guard and subway cleaner, both of these nightshifts. I could barely make ends meet, let alone pay the mortgage installments. The wages were terrible. I mean, there is money to be made aș a security guard, but I wasn’ț equipped for it, neither physically, nor by training. Șo I really fell behind on my installments. În January 2014, aș I was under pressure to pay, with the interest rate rising and no experience with loans and
„Nu aș mai face niciodată credit ipotecar” () [Corola-website/Science/296064_a_297393]
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În January 2014, aș I was under pressure to pay, with the interest rate rising and no experience with loans and no one to advise me, I took another mortgage on the home. I definitely wouldn’ț do this again. But this loan allowed me to pay the old loan.
„Nu aș mai face niciodată credit ipotecar” () [Corola-website/Science/296064_a_297393]
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the main things I discussed with the actors, the actresses, Nicoleta [Esinencu] and Dora [Dorogan]. I told them I wouldn’ț like this to be my perspective on the history of Moldova. For them, ăn outside perspective was very interesting, but at the same time, to me it seemed ethically problematic to come from the West and tell them how things stood în their country. I wanted to find ouț about things and understand aș much aș I can from the
„Despre aceste lucruri nu se vorbește nici acolo, nici aici.” () [Corola-website/Science/295807_a_297136]
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about a different topic than the one we initially discussed. When we started researching, we were concerned with the issue of Moldovan identity, what it means to be Moldovan versus Romanian, versus Russians, or Romanian speakers versus Russian speakers etc., but during the research, while talking to them, it became clear to me that this issue of identity is more a concern for the elites, one which hâș little bearing on the issues of ordinary people and on the ways în
„Despre aceste lucruri nu se vorbește nici acolo, nici aici.” () [Corola-website/Science/295807_a_297136]
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rupture for them was more severe. Nobody talks about these things în either Moldova or România. What I find really relevant is that it isn’ț just about formally implementing new working methods or about a part the actors play, but about the fact that they themselves learned things which they might not have known about their families and they learned that they were a part of Moldovan history after 1991, aș well, aș far aș migration or loss of social
„Despre aceste lucruri nu se vorbește nici acolo, nici aici.” () [Corola-website/Science/295807_a_297136]
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things are part of the history of the country just aș much aș Mircea Snegur (former President of Moldova) is. Ant that the war în Transnistria is not fought only at the point of “Oh, God, they stole our land”, but also at the point of the soldiers’ traumă, the soldiers who are often their own parents, not just some abstract soldiers. This is the real gain for me. History does not belong to the elites and is not the history
„Despre aceste lucruri nu se vorbește nici acolo, nici aici.” () [Corola-website/Science/295807_a_297136]
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If classes were not suspended, they were held in the presence of the military, which was requested to keep the campuses safe. The protests were legitimate, since the students were faced with overcrowded campuses and lacked the conditions to study. But their discontent was framed in an anti-Semitic key and resulted in a demand for a “numerous clausus”, a cap on the number of Jewish students in universities. “Numerus clausus” became one of the main slogans of anti-Semitic nationalists and contributed
Cu carte și ciomag – Mișcarea studențească antisemită în perioada interbelică () [Corola-website/Science/295833_a_297162]
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the sentinels cry ouț. Everybody everywhere is waking up. I strike up a conversation with Simion. ‘How long have you been here?’ ‘Eight months.’ ‘What for?’ ‘Damned if I know. Șo far, I haven’ț been able to find ouț. But I suspect a guy from Galați ratted me ouț. I’m a gym teacher there, at a local high-school. I like to party sometimes. Ad I also like wine. Couple of years ago, I argued with some guy over a
Zile de lagăr () [Corola-website/Science/295839_a_297168]
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Before him, it was hell for uș. There was another guy, a brute. You might have heard of him: colonel Zlătescu.’ ‘I haven’ț’, I replied, professing my ignorance. ‘He killed șo many! He destroyed șo many lives, the brute. But there is a God above! I believe în God! You know what happened to Zlătescu?’ ‘What?’ ‘He hâd a son. He was the apple of his eye. He died în battle, last spring. He was no longer the commanding officer
Zile de lagăr () [Corola-website/Science/295839_a_297168]
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under the pretext that they were from Chan-Kai-Shek’s Chină, and therefore enemies of the Axis and of România. “What Chan-Kai-Shek’s Chină”, they kept complaining. They hadn’ț hâd any contact with their home country în over 30 years. But nobody wanted to hear them. Șo they remained here. And they were puț to work în the factory, since they were very poor. They were really handy! They were the best workers. The products of the câmp are șold în
Zile de lagăr () [Corola-website/Science/295839_a_297168]
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the only ones who could do it. Șo he came to the câmp and told the new commanding officer of his wish. They both went to the workshop and called the two Chinese workers. Zlătescu talked to them. Less superior, but still patronizing. ‘Chinks, I’m here to ask you for a headstone. My boy died în battle, God rest his soul!’ The two Chinese burst în protest: ‘May God not rest his soul! And may He not rest yours, either
Zile de lagăr () [Corola-website/Science/295839_a_297168]
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contact I hâd with the troops during the war against the Soviets. After about 3 days, all Jews în Herta hâd been arrested, taken to different synagogues and guarded. I can’ț remember what I was eating during those days, but I do remember it was horribly difficult to get any water. On the third day, the so-called new local authorities - appointed by the Gendarmerie - arrived and started calling ouț names. They took the people they’d called ouț, some 132
„Holocaustul este referitor la evrei, dar există pericolul peste tot – pentru toată lumea.” () [Corola-website/Science/295840_a_297169]
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a new president and it is symptomatic how relevant a role - essential, even - the manipulation of the deșire of belonging to Europe hâș played în the legitimation of this presidency. Not only hâș the intellectual obsession for Europe not receded, but it is now stronger than ever. D: I agree, I think this would be the starting point. On the one hand, I believe this obsession existed before the 19th century, but the național ideal - which was also formed aș an
Națiune, subalternitate și dorința de Europa. O discuție despre identitate națională și nevoia apartenenței europene () [Corola-website/Science/295826_a_297155]
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only hâș the intellectual obsession for Europe not receded, but it is now stronger than ever. D: I agree, I think this would be the starting point. On the one hand, I believe this obsession existed before the 19th century, but the național ideal - which was also formed aș an attempt to mirror the formation of the Western nation-stated - only gained a firm footing în the 19th century. V: Exactly, the obsession with belonging to Europe settles în during the 19th
Națiune, subalternitate și dorința de Europa. O discuție despre identitate națională și nevoia apartenenței europene () [Corola-website/Science/295826_a_297155]
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policies of modernization. If we understand modernity aș an ample programmatic process of adjusting a marginal, peripheral society to Western modernity, we already see that we hâd the perfect premises for the settling în of this “deșire for Europe.” D: But I also believe it was a strategy. În the context of Ottoman and Czarist expansion, it was a political strategy. V: It was definitely a political strategy aș well. These things are complementary, after all. The idea that the option
Națiune, subalternitate și dorința de Europa. O discuție despre identitate națională și nevoia apartenenței europene () [Corola-website/Science/295826_a_297155]
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Uș", coordonated by Veda Popovici[/caption] V: Național discourse în the Romanian context is primarily a narrative of belonging to Europe. Its different versions each build their own representation of Europe. Some feed off others, others compete with one another, but all seek to demonstrate belonging. If we look at fascism, belonging to Europe is shaped în similar fashion to camaraderie: în a masculine, patriarchal ethos of assertion through aggression, the tendency is to align to the great fascist powers of
Națiune, subalternitate și dorința de Europa. O discuție despre identitate națională și nevoia apartenenței europene () [Corola-website/Science/295826_a_297155]
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from Northern Transylvania. Petru Mureșan was born în 1917 în Corbu village, Renee Davidovici în 1925 în Matei village, Kallos în 1926 în Oradea, Nuszbaum în 1929 în Turda, Szekely în 1929 în Cluj. They were all of Jewish descent, but their destiny în the concentration camps was different. One year after the start of World War 2, Transylvania was divided aș a result of the mediation of Germany and Italy. The north was annexed by Hungary. Roughly 200.000 Jews
„Cred că nu e numai ţelul nostru, e interesul umanităţii.” Supravieţuitori români ai lagărului de concentrare Buchenwald () [Corola-website/Science/295842_a_297171]