• Bul = Bulgarian;
• Eng = English;
• Fre = French;
• Ger = German;
• Gre = Greek;
• Hun = Hungarian;
• Ita = Italian;
• Rom = Romanian,
• Rus = Russian;

• CF = Curierul Filatelic, Sibiu, Romania;
• CMPR = Catalogul mãrcilor postale românesti, Bucharest, Romania (editions 1974 and 1984);
• MFCN = Magazin de filatelie, cartofilie si numismaticã, Constanta, Romania;
• RPHB = Romanian Postal History Bulletin, Libertyville, USA;
• RPS = Romanian Philatelic Studies, New York, USA;

• 0. General Resources, Local Postal History;
• 1. The Romanian Postal Stationeries;
• 2. The Romanian Stamp Issues;
• 3. The Romanian Cancellations;
• 4. The Foreign Posts in the Romanian Principalities;
• 5. Transylvania, Banat, Bucovina & Bessarabia Until 1918;
• 6. The Military Conflicts before 1914;
• 7. The First World War (1916-1918);
• 8. The Prisoners of War (1914-1920+) and the Red Cross;
• 9. The Allied Military Posts in Romania (1918-1920);
• 10. The Transition Period of the Romanian Post in the New Territories;
• 11. The Romanian Military Occupations Abroad;
• 12. The Local Turistic Posts in Transylvania;
• 13. The Second World War;
• 14. The Prisoners of War and the Red Cross;
• 15. The Post-War Period;
• 16. The Romanian Mobile Post;
• 17. The Romanian Air Mail History;
• 18. The History of the Philatelic Activity in Romania (Publications, Exhibits, Personalities);
• 19. Collections, Donations, Auctions with Romanian postal material;
• 20. The Republic of Moldavia.

• 0.1. The Popper Local Post of Tierra del Fuego.
• 0.2. The Diplomatic Mail.

• 2.1. The Classical Period (1858-1872).
• 2.1.1. The Moldavian "Cap de Bour" Period (1858-1862) : Stamps and Postal History.
• 2.1.2. The "United Pricipalities" Issues (1862-1864).
• 2.1.3. The Litographed "Cuza" (1865-1866) and "Carol" (1866-1872) Issues.
• 2.2. The Post-Classical Period (1872-1900).
• 2.3. The Modern Period (1900-1927).
• 2.3.1. The "Cluj" & "Oradea" Overprinted Issues (1919-1921).
• 2.4. The Contemporary Period (1928- ).
• 2.5. The Service Stamps.
• 2.6. The Perfins.
• 2.7. The Revenues & Cinderellas.
• 2.8. The Postal Tariffs.
• 2.9. Miscellaneous.

• 3.1. The Postal Seals and Pre-Philately Postmarks.
• 3.2. The Classical Postmarks (1858-1872).
• 3.3. The Post-Classical Postmarks.
• 3.4. The "Sucursal", Balneary & Turistic Postmarks.
• 3.5. The Rural Post.
• 3.6. Other Postmarks (Mandate, Casute Postale, BCA, etc).
• 3.7. The Complementary Postmarks.
• 3.8. Miscellaneous.

• 4.1.The Austrian Consular & Military Post (including the DDSG & Lloyd Private Posts and the Hungarian Succesoral Consular Post).
• 4.2. The Russian Imperial Post.
• 4.3. The French Post.
• 4.4. The Greek Royal Post.
• 4.5. The Ottoman Imperial Post.
• 4.6. The British Local Posts (DBSR and Morton Companies).

• 5.1. The Austrian & Austro-Hungarian Posts in Transylvania, Banat and Bucovina.
• 5.1.1. The Austrian and Hungarian Posts in Transylvania and Banat (until 1919).
• 5.1.2. The Austrian Post in Bucovina (until 1918).
• 5.1.3. The Military Border District in Transylvania & Banat.
• 5.2. The Russian Post in Bessarabia.
• 5.3. The Moldavian (Romanian) Post in Southern Bessarabia 1856-1878.

• 6.1. The Romanian-Russian-Turkish War 1877-1878.
• 6.1.1. The Romanian Military Post in Romania & Bulgaria.
• 6.1.2. The Russian Fieldpost in Romania.
• 6.2. Romania in the Second Balkan War (July-August 1913).
• 6.3. The Military Manoeuvres.

• 7.1. The Romanian Post 1916-1918.
• 7.1.1. The Romanian Military Post.
• 7.1.2. The Romanian Censorship.

• 7.2. The Russian Fieldpost in Romania, Bucovina and Bessarabia (1914...1916-1918).
• 7.3. The British in Romania (1916-1918)
• 7.4. The French Military Mission in Romania (1916-1918)
• 7.5. The U.S. in Romania, 1919

• 7.6. The Austro-Hungarian Military Post & Censorship in Transylvania, Banat and Bucovina 1914-1918.
• 7.7. The Occupation Posts in Romania:
• 7.7.1. The German Civilian & Military Post 1916-1918 (including the civilian censorship);
• 7.7.2. The Austro-Hungarian Field Post 1916-1918;
• 7.7.3. The Bulgarian Post 1916-1918 (including civilian censorship);
• 7.7.4. The Turkish Field Post 1917-1918.

• 8.1. Romanian POWs in Foreign Camps (including the Romanian Volunteers from Russia & Italy).
• 8.2. POW and Internment Camps in Romania.
• 8.3. The Red Cross During WWI.

• 9.1. The Serbian Military Post in Banat (Dec.1918-July 1919);
• 9.2. The French Military Post in Romania (1919-1920);

• 10.1. The Transition Period in Bessarabia (1918...);
• 10.2. The Transition Period in Bucovina, Banat & Transylvania (1919-1921).

• 11.1. The Occupation in Pocutia 1919. (including the CMT stamps and the censorship).
• 11.2. The Occupation in Subcarpathian Ukraine (Ruthenia) 1919-1920.
• 11.3. The War and the Occupation of Hungary (1919-1920) (including the Debrecen stamps and the censorship);

• 13.1. The Romanian Military & Fieldpost 1940-1945;
• 13.1.1. Romanian Citizens in Foreign Armies.
• 13.2. Foreign Military Posts in Romania:
• 13.2.1. The German Fieldpost 1940-1944.
• 13.2.2. The Italian Fieldpost 1941-1943.
• 13.2.3. The British Military Mission in Romania 1944-1947.
• 13.2.4. The American Military Mission in Romania.
• 13.2.5. The Soviet Army in Romania (including the Soviet internal censorship).
• 13.3. The Civilian Mail's Censorship.
• 13.3.1. The Internal Censorship 1941-1946.
• 13.3.2. The Romanian External Censorship 1941-1946; The Soviet External Censorship 1944-1946:
• 13.4. Northern Transylvania under Hungarian Administration 1940-1944.
• Bessarabia and Northern Bucovina under Soviet Administration 1940-1941.
• 13.5. The Romanian Post in Transnistria 1941-1944 (Fieldpost + Civilian).

• 14.1. Romanian POWs in Foreign Camps, 1941-1955...
• 14.2. POW and Internment Camps in Romania.
• 14.2.1. POW Camps in Romania and Transnistria 1941-1945.
• 14.2.2. Internment Camps in Romania (including the Polish refugees in Romania 1939-1941)
• 14.3. The Red Cross During WWII.

• 15.1. The Transition Period in Northern Transylvania 1944-1945 (including the "Local Posts" Issues).
• 15.2. The Communist Period (1948-1989);
• 15.2.1. The Military and Penitenciary Mail before 1989.
• 15.2.2. Work Detachments....
• 15.2.3. the Afterwar for the German Ethnics of Romania: deportation to USSR (1945-1950..) and Compulsory labor detachments.
• 15.2.4. Deportation to Bãrãgan (1951-1955)
• 15.3. The Post-1989 Period.
• 15.3.1. The Romanian Military & Peace-Keeping missions.

• 16.1. The Romanian Railway and Travelling Offices;
• 16.1.1. The "Rumänienzuge" 1919-1920.
• 16.2. The Romanian Naval Post.
• 16.2.1. The Romanian Fluvial Post.
• 16.2.1. The Maritime Romanian Service (S.M.R.). (including the Romanian Post in Levant)
• 16.3. The Road Post.

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