Maria Bucur Books

Maria Bucur is a historian specializing in modern Eastern European history and gender in the twentieth century. Her scholarly work delves into the history of eugenics across Eastern Europe, exploring themes of memory and war in 20th-century Romania, as well as the intersection of gender with modernism and citizenship. Through her research, Bucur illuminates the intricate connections between political ideologies, societal shifts, and the lived experiences of women during a pivotal era in European history.

The Nation's Gratitude
World War I and Citizenship Rights in Interwar Romania
238 pages
9 hours of reading
Focusing on veterans' rights in Romania, this pioneering study examines the laws and policies implemented by the state following the significant human losses of World War I. It highlights the historical context and governmental responses that shaped the treatment and support of veterans, offering insights into the evolution of social policies in the aftermath of the war.

The Nation's Gratitude