Reflection of the pandemic of Covid-19 in the journal
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This book intends to present the evolution of pandemy of Covid-19 during the years 2020-2022 and its impact upon Romanian society as presented by the Romanian newspaper România libera. The online archives of the newspaper România libera present the context in which the pandemy evolved in Romania. The issue of vaccination, the emergence of different variants of the virus Covid 19, the isolation and endemic fear generated by the mass media campaign which helped and made the citizens aware of the emergence of this virus, were a few coordinates of the evolution of public life in the pandemic…mehr

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This book intends to present the evolution of pandemy of Covid-19 during the years 2020-2022 and its impact upon Romanian society as presented by the Romanian newspaper România libera. The online archives of the newspaper România libera present the context in which the pandemy evolved in Romania. The issue of vaccination, the emergence of different variants of the virus Covid 19, the isolation and endemic fear generated by the mass media campaign which helped and made the citizens aware of the emergence of this virus, were a few coordinates of the evolution of public life in the pandemic context. The restrictions imposed to the population including also the international travelling were bypassed by the fact that the majority of the population took the vaccine and, in their case, the resistance in front of new variants of the virus was higher. It was a kind of hybrid interior war that we all passed through but to win the battle means in fact to be stronger than before as individuals. The book intends to present the internal and international context of the pandemic years.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Anca Oltean is research assistant at the Institute of Euroregional Studies of the University of Oradea since 2008. She sustained her PhD under the coordination of Professor Mihai Drecin with a thesis regarding the history of Jews from Romania and Hungary (1945-1953) in the Romanian, Hungarian and international historical writing.