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Heraldry with a Political Role: Russian Imperial Insignia in Buzău County
Historical Tudor-Radu Tiron 29/12/2024 Historical Tudor-Radu Tiron 29/12/2024

Heraldry with a Political Role: Russian Imperial Insignia in Buzău County

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Heraldry in the Fog of War: The Personal Arms of Zita, Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary
Historical András Martin 25/11/2024 Historical András Martin 25/11/2024

Heraldry in the Fog of War: The Personal Arms of Zita, Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary

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The Captain and his Archduchess
Historical András Martin 14/09/2024 Historical András Martin 14/09/2024

The Captain and his Archduchess

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Officially Approved Heraldic Fantasies: The Arms of the Princes Dabija
Historical Tudor-Radu Tiron 16/06/2024 Historical Tudor-Radu Tiron 16/06/2024

Officially Approved Heraldic Fantasies: The Arms of the Princes Dabija

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Roman elements as symbols of Latinity in Romanian heraldry
Historical Drăgan-George Basarabă 21/04/2024 Historical Drăgan-George Basarabă 21/04/2024

Roman elements as symbols of Latinity in Romanian heraldry

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Drăgan-George Basarabă is a Romanian heraldist, member of the National Commission of Heraldry, Genealogy, and Sigillography of the Romanian Academy, full member of the “Sever Zotta” Romanian Institute of Genealogy and Heraldry, and honorary member of the Transylvanian Heraldic and Vexillological Association.

His research is mainly focused on heraldry, but also includes subjects such as vexillology, genealogy, archontology, and phaleristics.

He specializes in the heraldry of the Principality of Transylvania, the Romanian nobles within the Habsburg Monarchy, and the heraldic practice in Romania under the House of Hohenzollern.

Arms of Drăgan-George Basarabă granted in 1649 by Prince George Rákóczi II of Transylvania

András Martin is a Hungarian heraldist, member of the Hungarian Genealogical and Heraldic Society and of the Heraldry Society.

His interests include the history, genealogy, and heraldry of Austria-Hungary, of the House of Habsburg-Lorraine, as well as phaleristics and diplomacy.

Arms of András Martin assumed in 2024