Neagu Djuvara - Notable Works

Notable Works

  • Civilisations et lois historiques. Essai d’étude comparée des civilisations ("Civilizations and Historical Laws. Essay of Comparative Studies on Civilizations"), Mouton, 1975
  • Les Aroumains ("The Aromanians"), INALCO, 1989; published in Romanian as Aromânii: istorie, limbă, destin ("The Aromanians: History, Language, Destiny"), Editura Fundaţiei Culturale Române, 1996
  • Les pays roumains entre Orient et Occident. Les Principautés danubiennes au début du XIXe siecle ("The Romanian Lands between Orient and Occident. The Danubian Principalities at the Beginning of the 19th Century"), Publications Orientalistes de France, 1989
  • Între Orient şi Occident. Ţările române la începutul epocii moderne ("Between East and West. The Romanian Lands at the Beginning of the Modern Era"), Humanitas, 1995
  • Cum s-a născut poporul român? ("How Was the Romanian People Born?"), Humanitas, 2001
  • Mircea cel Bătrân şi luptele cu turcii ("Mircea the Elder and Battles with the Turks"), Humanits, 2001
  • O scurtă istorie a românilor povestită celor tineri ("A Short History of the Romanians Narrated for the Youth"), Humanitas, 2001
  • De la Vlad Ţepeş la Dracula Vampirul ("From Vlad the Impaler to Dracula the Vampire"), Humanitas, 2003
  • Bucarest-Paris-Niamey et retour ou Souvenirs de 42 ans d'exil (1948–1990) ("Bucharest-Paris-Niamey and Back or Recollections from 42 Years of Exile"), L'Harmattan, 2004
  • Există istorie adevarată? ("Is There a Truthful History?"), Humanitas, 2004
  • Însemnările lui Gheorghe Milescu ("Gheorghe Milescu's Notes"), Humanitas, 2004
  • Amintiri din pribegie ("Recollections from Exile"), Humanitas, 2005
  • Thocomerius - Negru Vodă. Un voivod de origine cumană la începuturile Ţării Româneşti, Humanitas, 2007
  • Războiul de şaptezeci şi şapte de ani (1914–1991) şi premisele hegemoniei americane, Humanitas, 2009
  • Biserici din Moldova, Editorial Artec, 2009

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