by Sorin Mitu Mitu’s book is the first attempt to interpret the making of Transylvanian Romanians’ self-identity. It is a fascinating story of ethnic pride and stigma emerging from an immense corpus of sources, and documenting the birth of modern Romanian historical consciousness in a multiethnic province.
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