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Rezumat: The 2006 release of this volume written by Mrs. Simona Maria Vrăbiescu Kleckner confirms Ziua Publishing House’s appetite for highly relevant papers on contemporary historical and intellectual challenges. Under the lead of its director, conf. dr. Ionel N. Sava, several milestones of this beneficial editorial orientation have been pubished, among which Noopolitica.Sociologie noologic. Teoria fenomenelor asincrone, by Ilie Bădescu, AXA – Noua România la Marea Neagră by Victor Roncea (coordinator) or Studii de securitate by Ionel N. Sava. This volume, high quality printed, has a Foreword signed by Academician Professor Constantin Bălăceanu-Stolnici, Ph.D., a Preface signed by Dumitru Radu Popa, executive vice-president of ACORD (Ad hoc Committee for the Organization of Romanian Democracy), as well as an Afterword signed by Valentin Hossu Longin. The book includes a useful Name Index and a rich, relevant and new CD-based annex containing official documents and a Table of Documents in English. Eight pages with photos of personalities and events, representative both for ACORD and the Romanian–American relations and for the Romanian community in USA enhance the quality of the volume.
Together with the introduction signed by the author, the volume contains twelve chapters, equivalent with a “chronologic well-informed description of the ACORD committee”.
The blurb text introduces relevant biographical data on Mrs. Simona Maria Vrăbiescu Kleckner’s abnegation in supporting the Romanian cause.
According to the Introduction, the major purpose of the book is “to present the research that made ACORD known to the White House, the State Department, the American Congress (especially to the members of the OSCE Committee from the Congress), and to other authorities and influential personalities.” Secondly, the book describes the relationship with the authorities and introduces the readers to the answers received from the American people. The author believes this feedback, specific to superior systems, is unknown to Romanian authorities. The third aim of the volume is related to the condition of the citizens of free Romania, emphasizing the benefits of active involvement in Romania’s politics versus disastrous passivity. Finally, as a highly trained specialist and practitioner in this research domain, Mrs. Vrăbiescu Kleckner aims at preserving the ACORD research results by publishing and delivering them to the collective memory, as a reminder that “to forget the past is dangerous for the future, and the past is easily forgotten; however, what is written remains in books, which have their destiny.”
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