Explore the fervent religious and national dialogues of 1920s Romania, a critical period for European history and nation-building. This insightful book dissects the complex rise of Orthodoxy alongside vibrant sectarian movements, including peasant and worker-led groups. Essential for Indian students and scholars of European history and religious studies, it critically examines the challenges to state-led nation-building posed by grassroots religious revival and cultural identity. Gain a profound understanding of interwar Eastern Europe’s dynamic spiritual and societal evolution.