Contents
Introduction
Part One: The Romanian Orthodox Church
Chapter 1
Prison Saints: Memorialization, Sacralization, and Collective Catharsis
Monica Ciobanu
Chapter 2
Go-Betweens and Intersections: The Communist Inspectors for Religious Denominations, a Case Study
Anca Șincan
Chapter 3
Collaboration with the Communists in the Orthodox Theological Institutes
Lucian Turcescu
Chapter 4
Orthodox Churches and Political Strategies in Romania and Yugoslavia
Lucian N. Leustean
Part Two: Catholic Churches
Chapter 5
The Roman Catholic Church during and after the Communist Regime
Zoltán Mihály Nagy and Csaba Zoltán Novák
Chapter 6
The Greek Catholic Church: A Troubled Recent Past and a Painful Transitional Justice
Cristian Vasile
Part Three: Protestant Churches
Chapter 7
The Reformed Elite Facing the Communist Regime
Csongor Jánosi
Chapter 8
Resistance, Conformation and Service: The Unitarian Church during 1945-1965
János Pál
Chapter 9
The Pentecostals and the Legacy of Communism
Vasilică Croitor
Conclusion
About the Contributors