Emanuel Constantin Antoche

2020 – membre du GRHis (Groupe de Recherche d’Histoire – EA 3831 de l’Université de Rouen-Normandie).

2012-2015 - participation au programme de recherche postdoctoral "Reconfiguring the Crusade and the Holy War in the fifteenth centuries: goals, agencies and resonances", Université de Leicester (Royaume-Uni), dirigé par le professeur Norman Housley.

2011-2015 : Séminaire de recherche dans le cadre du CRH (Centre de Recherches Historiques) - CEBNHSEE (Centre d’études byzantines, néo-helléniques et sud-est européennes), École des Hautes études en Sciences Sociales: « Guerres impériales dans le Sud-est européen (XIVe-XVIe siècles). L’empire byzantin, l’Empire ottoman et les croisades tardives ». En collaboration avec Dan Ioan Muresan et Güneş Isiksel.

2008 : chercheur associé au CETOBAC (Centre d’études turques, ottomanes, balkaniques et centrasiatiques - UMR 8032 du CNRS).

2008 : Doctorat de l’Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, « Histoire et civilisations » sous la dir. de Gilles Veinstein (professeur au Collège de France). Supervisors : Lucien Bély, Claude Michaud, George Jewsbury, Matei Cazacu.

2005-2007 : Allocataire de recherche au « Centre d’études d’histoire de la défense», Château de Vincennes, (Ministère de la Défense).

2002 : Membre de la Commission française d’Histoire Militaire (CFHM).

2001 : Élève Diplôme de l’École Pratique des Hautes Études, IVe section, sciences historiques et philologiques. Sujet de thèse : "L'apparition et l’évolution de l’art militaire hussite dans les principautés de Moldavie et de Valachie (XVe-XVIIe siècles)", 668 p., sous la dir. de Jean Chagniot, directeur d’études.
Supervisors: Jean Chagniot, Gilles Veinstein, Matei Cazacu, Nicolas Vatin, André Corvisier, and Hervé Coutau-Bégarie

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Guerre et société en Europe. Perspectives de nouvelles recherches, (éd. André Corvisier), Bucarest, Europa Nova, 2004. Republished in "Quaderni della Casa Romena di Venezia", t. 3, 2004, Venice, p. 95-118 , 2004

History of the Wagenburg (tabor) on the battlefields from the time of Alexander the Great to the... more History of the Wagenburg (tabor) on the battlefields from the time of Alexander the Great to the Hussite wars in Bohemia (1420-1434).
Research paper written at the seminar "Armies and Societies" (University of Paris IV-Sorbonne) under the direction of André Corvisier, Philippe Contamine and Jean Chagniot.

Etudes Roumaines et Aroumaines, « Sociétés Européennes », t. 8, (sous la dir. de Paul Henri Stahl), Paris, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, 1991

Paper written in collaboration with Marcel Tanasachi The Upper Trajan's Wall is the modern name... more Paper written in collaboration with Marcel Tanasachi

The Upper Trajan's Wall is the modern name given to a fortification located in the central area of modern Moldavia. Some scholars consider it to be of Roman origin, while others think it was built in the third/fourth century by the Germanic Greuthungi to defend their borders against the Huns. It may also have been called Greuthungian Wall in later Roman accounts, but this is uncertain owing to a single polysemic manuscript occurrence in the works of Ammianus Marcellinus.

Revista de Istorie Militară, ISPAIM, Bucarest, 2012

Roumanian military history (Moldavia and Walachia) in XIVth - XVIth centuries

Stratégies irrégulières, ed. by Hervé Coutau-Bégarie, Paris, Economica , 2010

Moldavia and Walachia warfare in Middle-Age. Dracula campaigns against Mehmed II sultan and psych... more Moldavia and Walachia warfare in Middle-Age. Dracula campaigns against Mehmed II sultan and psychological warfare !

Mediaevalia Transilvanica, t. VI, n° 1-2, Satu Mare, 2000, p. 28-74. Republished in the " Annals of the University «Dunărea de Jos », série histoire, t. III, fasc. 19, Galaţi, 2004, pp. 47-78 et t. IV, fasc. 19, 2005, p. 31-66 , 2002

Crusades of Nicopolis (1396) and Varna (1444).

« Extincta est lucerna orbis ». John Hunyadi and his Time, (éditor Ana Dumitran, Loránd Mádly), « Mélanges d’Histoire Générale », nouvelle série I/2, Cluj-Napoca, 2009

Huniady's battles of Sibiu (Szében) and Ialomita river (march and september1442).

Cahiers du Centre d’Etudes d’Histoire de la Défense, CEHD-SHAT, Vincennes, 1999

Battle of Ialomita river (2 september 1442). The great victory of John Hunyadi over Hadım Şehabed... more Battle of Ialomita river (2 september 1442). The great victory of John Hunyadi over Hadım Şehabeddin Paşa (Kula Şahin Paşa) beylerebey of Rumelia.

Cahiers du Centre d’Etudes d’Histoire de la Défense, CEHD-SHAT, Vincennes, 1999

Huniady's Crusade or "long campaign" in 1443.

Italy and Europe’s Eastern Border (1204-1669), Ed. Peter Lang, Frankfurt s/Main – Berlin, 2012

The First Crusade of John Hunyadi (september 1443 - january 1444). Battles of Nich, Zlatitza and ... more The First Crusade of John Hunyadi (september 1443 - january 1444). Battles of Nich, Zlatitza and Kunovitza.

Turcica. Revue du monde turc et ottoman, Ed. Peeters, CNRS, Paris-Strasbourg, 2004

History of wagenburg tactics in Central Europe Warfare and Ottoman's Warfare (XVth-XVIth centurie... more History of wagenburg tactics in Central Europe Warfare and Ottoman's Warfare (XVth-XVIth centuries). Bohemia, Poland, Hungary and Turkish military history.

Revista Istorică, 2003

Hussite warfare in Central and Eastern Europe (XVth-XVIth centuries). Wagenburg tactic's.

Reconfiguring the fifteenth-century crusade (ed. by Norman Housley), Palgrave Macmillan, 2017

The crusade of 1448, the last military offensive led by John Hunyadi to save Constantinople from ... more The crusade of 1448, the last military offensive led by John Hunyadi to save Constantinople from Ottoman encirclement, has been neglected both by students of international relations in the fifteenth century and by specialists in crusading. This chapter pieces together the complex diplomatic context which occasioned the reopening of hostilities between Hungary and the Ottoman Empire, the military preparations and the campaign. Kosovo Polje holds a special place in European military history for several reasons: the high number of combatants fighting for four days; the massive use made of firearms and artillery; and the diversity of the troops whose tactical deployment revealed a synthesis of western and eastern military methods. The battle sealed the fate of Byzantium, which was conquered by Mehmed II in 1453.

Transilvanian Review, « Centrul de Studii Transilvane », Cluj-Napoca., 2010

Republished in Anuarul Institutului de Istorie « A. D. Xenopol », Académie Roumaine, t. XLVIII, I... more Republished in Anuarul Institutului de Istorie « A. D. Xenopol », Académie Roumaine, t. XLVIII, Iasi, 2011, p. 63-80 ; Rocznik Przemyski. Historia Wojskowości, t. 49, nr. 1, Przemyśl, 2013, p. 3-24.

The Polish expedition of 1450 in Moldavia and the Battle of Crasna River.

Revue Internationale d’Histoire Militaire, Château de Vincennes, "Commission Française d'Histoire Militaire", t. 83, p. 133-165 , 2003

Republished in " Ştefan cel Mare la cinci secole de la moartea sa", (sous la direction de P. Zah... more Republished in " Ştefan cel Mare la cinci secole de la moartea sa", (sous la direction de P. Zahariuc et S. Văcaru) Iasi, Ed. Alfa, 2003, p. 197-225.

The expedition of Mathias Corvin in Moldavia (1467) and the battle of Baia.

Turcica, Revue du monde turc et ottoman, Ed. Peeters, Paris-Strasbourg. , 2005

The best book about Dracula, Vlad the Impaler, prince of Walachia and the war against Mehmed II (... more The best book about Dracula, Vlad the Impaler, prince of Walachia and the war against Mehmed II (1462).

Anuarul Institutului de Istorie « A. D. Xenopol » Iasi. , 2012

The disastrous military campaign of the King of Poland John Albert in Moldavia (1497). Analysis o... more The disastrous military campaign of the King of Poland John Albert in Moldavia (1497). Analysis of the military operations and battle of the Cosmin Forest (26 octombrie in Bucovina), one of the worst defeats suffered by the Polish armies in the late Middle Ages.

Buletinul Bibliotecii Române din Freiburg, 1990

L' histoire des églises et des monastères fortifiés de la ville de Iasi (Roumanie), capitale de l... more L' histoire des églises et des monastères fortifiés de la ville de Iasi (Roumanie), capitale de la principauté de Moldavie à partir de la seconde moitié du XVIe siècle. Au fil du temps
ces édifices arrivent à constituer un véritable système défensif autour de la ville, le but étant de dissuader les incursions de pillage et les attaques des Turcs, des Tatars, des Cosaques et des mercenaires polonais.

Etudes Roumaines et Aroumaines, « Sociétés Européennes », (sous la dir. de P. H. Stahl), Paris, EHESS., 1993

The famous victory won by the Polish hetman Jan Tarnowski on a Moldavian army three times more nu... more The famous victory won by the Polish hetman Jan Tarnowski on a Moldavian army three times more numerous commanded by Prince Pierre Rares. This battle marks the beginning of the Moldavian military decline. In 1538, Soliman the Magnificent invaded Moldavia and occupied the capital, Suceava, without the Moldovians opposing any resistance.

Revista de Istorie Militară, Bucarest, ISPAIM, 2014

Battle of Ogretin-Teisani (September 23-24, 1602), victory of Prince Radu Serban, allied with the... more Battle of Ogretin-Teisani (September 23-24, 1602), victory of Prince Radu Serban, allied with the Habsburgs, over a Tatar army reinforced by Polish and Moldavian contingents that had invaded Wallachia.

Combattre, Gouverner, Écrire. Etudes réunies en l’honneur de Jean Chagniot, Paris, Economica, 2003, p. 25-36. Republished in The Annals of the University «Dunărea de Jos », série histoire, t. II, fasc. 19, Galaţi, 2003, p. 67-78 , 2003

The gentleman from Lorraine whose memories are supposed to be at the origin of the book "Histoire... more The gentleman from Lorraine whose memories are supposed to be at the origin of the book "Histoire sommaire des choses plus mémorables advenues aux derniers troubles de Moldavie. Où sont décrites plusieurs batailles gagnées tant par les Princes Polonois, que par les Turcs, et Tartares. Ensemble l’évasion admirable du Prince Correcki des Tours noires du Grand Turc, par l’invention et assistance d’un Parisien. Composée par M. I. B. A. en P. sur les mémoires de Charles de Joppecourt Gentilhomme Lorrain, qui portoit les armes durant ces troubles à la suite des Princes Polonois. A Paris, chez Toussainct du Bray…, MDCXX".