Dr. Marius Tarita

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Marius Tarita is a research associate of a DFG-funded project on the scientific-technical cooperation of Socialist states within the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance in the 1970s and 1980s. Within this project, he focuses on the role Poland played in collaborative work in environmental protection research. Previously he worked at the Institute of History in Chisinau (up to December 2022). He worked with document collections of the Archive of Socio- Political Organizations in Chisinau (Moldova) regarding literary, scientific, educational and institutional evolutions in the Moldavian SSR after World War II. In addition, he has worked on several aspects of Moldavian, Romanian and Polish histories of the twentieth century. He holds a B.A. in Medieval History at History and Philosophy Department of the “Babes-Bolyai” University in Cluj-Napoca and a M.A. in European Affairs and International Relations at the same university.

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Prigge, W., Tărîță, M. Moldova, the Latvian Purges and Khrushchev’s Generational Struggle, 1958-1962. Europa – Asia Studies. 2024, Nr. 76, 6, S. 950-974.

Tărîță, M., The National Language and History Revival Movement in SSR Moldova at the Time of Perestroika. Trimarium. The History and Literature of Central and Eastern European Countries. 2024, Nr. 1, S. 382-402.

Changes in the Nomenklatura in the Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic after Khrushchev’s speech (1956-1959). Betekintő. The Quarterly Journal of the Historical Archive of the Hungarian State Security. 2023, Nr. 4, S. 71-88.

Ideological and Local Influences on the Urban Area in SSR Moldova (1944-1990). Trimarium. The History and Literature of Central and Eastern European Countries. 2023, Nr. 4, S. 119-142.

Ornaments and frontispieces of Old Moldavian manuscripts. Przegląd Środkowo-Wschodni. 2023, Nr. 8, S. 9-23.

The Economic Failures of the Bessarabia in the Proximity of the Soviet State (1921-1940). Trimarium. The History and Literature of Central and Eastern European Countries. 2023, Nr. 2, S. 85-106.

The Literature Published at Balta-Tiraspol (1932-May 1937): A Forgotten ideological Current. Trimarium. The History and Literature of Central and Eastern European Countries. 2023, Nr. 2, S. 85-106.

Slavonic Culture in the Transylvanian part of the Kingdom of Hungary, from the 15^th to the early 16^th century. Studia Interkulturowe Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej. 2023, Nr. 16, S. 209-225.

Starea de spirit a populației din RSS Moldovenească, reflectată în discuțiile privind Constituția (1978). In: Latinitate, Romanitate, Românitate. Chișinău 2022, S. 497-509.

Volumele lui P.V. Corneliu (Balta, Tiraspol, 1934), păstrate în secția Carte Veche și Rară, BNRM. Magazin Bibliologic. 2022, Nr. 4, S. 60-66.

The purge of the members of the Central Committee of Communist Party of Moldavia in 1958-1963. Tyragetia. 2022, Nr. 2, S. 221-227.

Problem zjednoczenia Mołdawii z Rumunią w latach 1991-1994. In: Współczesne regionalizmy i separatyzmy polityczne oraz kulturowe w Europie Środkowej i Wschodniej. Eds. D. Miszewski, Grz. Wnętrzak und Fr. Dąbrowski. Warschau 2021, S. 330-349.

RASSM. Aspecte instituționale și ale politicii de cadre. In: Problema Basarabiei în relațiile româno-sovietice. Bukarest 2020, S. 124-139.

Kształcenie oficerów w Rumunii w latach 1918-1939. In: U progu stulecia. Studia z dziejów Wyższej Szkoły Wojennej w Warszawie. Ed. R. Parafianowicz. Warschau 2019, S. 191-204.

Próby reformy podziału administracyjnego Mołdawii i interesy społeczności lokalnych. In: Społeczności Lokalne – Samorządość i inicjatywy oddolne w globalnym świecie. Ed. T. Herudziński und J. Wojnicki. Warschau 2019, S. 68-75.

Instituții sovietice în RSSM. In: Panorama comunismului în Moldova Sovietică. Ed. L. Corobca. Bukarest 2019, S. 275-286.

Procese demografice. In: Panorama comunismului în Moldova Sovietică. Ed. L. Corobca. Bukarest 2019, S. 693-701.

„Mołdawska” nomenklatura partyjna w latach 1924-1941. Zarys problematyki. Saeculum Christianum. Pismo Historyczne. Warschau 2018, vol. XXV, S. 405-409.

The group profile of Bolsheviks at the beginning of the Moldavian ASSR (December 1924). Anuarul Institutului de Istorie „G. Barițiu” – Supplement Elites of the Modern period in the Romanian historical research (18^th century to 1948). 2016, LV, S. 227-237.

The policy of the Party’s organization in the Lipcani District of the Moldavian SSR in 1944-1945. In: Countryside and communism in Eastern Europe. Perceptions. Attitude. Propaganda. Eds.: S. Radu, C. Budeancă. Wien 2016, S. 78-92.

The memory of the War (Second World War) in the villages of the Chernovtsy region (Ukraine). Brukenthalia. Romanian Cultural History Review. Supplement of Bruckenthal Acta Musei. 2015, Nr. 5, S. 867-871.