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Works cited
While working on the project we have found out that a group of people belonging to the Hungarian minority in Arad started to collect information on the same topic. However, their focus is different from ours, as the statue is perceived as an art work and a testimony of historic events. After sharing information and ideas we have been given permission to use information from their web page .We have been also asked to create a link on our web page to their web address, and we have welcomed this idea as it perfectly fits into the larger frame of our project. A piece of art and history can thus become a very good example of the way in which two countries find a diplomatic solution to settle their dispute. Un unbiased approach to the problem discussed is ensured by the opportunity to access our project on the Internet and to contribute to it interactively.
We
have used the following resources for our website:
`Trip
to the past`-cited from The Cultural Department of the DAHR Presidium and www.statuialibertatii-arad.ro
for the Romanian and Hungarian versions of the article.
The
`United Nations` document, the `Diplomacy` document and the `Democracy` document
have been cited from `Encarta 1999`.
‘What
they say’ and ‘Something else’ sections- the cited paragraphs contain
links to the whole article.