I will finally add most of the articles written during the years 2000-2003, many based on archival informations, so a source of unpublished data. Today I add only articles written in Romanian, mostly on Censorship:

• Documente privind activitatea birourilor de cenzura hunedorene (27.6.1941-15.12.1942) [The Functioning of the Censoring Offices in Hunedoara County between 27.6.1941/15.12.1942]
• Din activitatea Biroului de Cenzura Turda, 1941-1944 [The Activity of Turda Censoring Office, 1941/1944]
• Birouri de cenzura în Ardealul de Nord, Oct.1944-Apr.1945, Partea I [Censoring Offices in Northern Transylvania, Oct.1944-Apr.1945; Part I: Cluj Censoring Office]

And on Compulsory Work (Work Camps, Work Detachments, etc):

• Lagare de munca în Dobrogea (1): Delta Dunarii [Communist Work Camps in Dobroudja, Part 1: Danube's Delta]
• Lagare de munca (2): Balta Brailei [The Communist Labor Camps of Braila 'Island']
• Detasamente de munca obligatorie pentru germani, în judetul Hunedoara, 1945-1948 [Compulsory Work Detachment for Germans in Hunedoara County, 1945-1948]
• Lagare de munca din Dobrogea (III): Canalul Dunare - Marea Neagra. [The Communist Work Camps Along the Danube - Black Sea Channel]

Also:

• Puitorul de mine N.M.S. 'Amiral Murgescu' în cel de-al doilea razboi mondial [The Mine-Layer N.M.S. 'Amiral Murgescu' During WWII]
• Spitale de Zona Interioara în jud. Hunedoara, 1941-1944 [Z.I. Hospitals in Hunedoara County, 1941-1944]
• Înrolarea etnicilor germani în unitati SS, 1939-1943 [Romanian Volksdeutsche's Enlisting to the SS, 1939/1943]
• Oficii postale comunale (ne)înfiintate în plasa Deva - 1943 [Rural Postoffices /Not/Established in Hunedoara County, 1943]
• Aspecte ale vietii preotilor militari români din Armata Austro-Ungara (1914-1918) [The Romanian Priests of the Austro-Hungarian Army, 1941-1918]

The Romanian Philatelic Periodicals and Foreign Philatelic Periodicals sub-sections (from "Publications") were entirely updated. Consecutively the entire Bibliography section is now up-do-date (with a few exceptions - some files "under construction"). If you know an article or a publication which is not in these sections, please snd details via e-mail. Thanks !

Three new articles added: The Austro-Hungarian Army of Bucovina, 1914-1918, Austro-Hungarian Sanitary Units from Transylvania, Banat and the Bucovina, 1914-1918 and Jetoanele "Domeniului Zam", all in Romanian.

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