Diana Painca obtained her doctorate in "Languages, Letters and Translation" (Université Libre de Bruxelles, 2020). Her pioneering research connected Translation Studies with Oral History on communism. She published articles in international journals and in a collection of academic papers, and was a Recognised Student at the University of Oxford (Michaelmas Term, 2018; research stay funded by the "Ratiu Family Foundation" Grant).

• Acknowledgement — Preface— Introduction — Theoretical framework — Research Topic — Methodology and Terminology — Corpus Analysis — Conclusions and perspectives — Bibliography .

Diana Painca obtained her doctorate in "Languages, Letters and Translation" (Université Libre de Bruxelles, 2020). Her pioneering research connected Translation Studies with Oral History on communism. She published articles in international journals and in a collection of academic papers, and was a Recognised Student at the University of Oxford (Michaelmas Term, 2018; research stay funded by the "Ratiu Family Foundation" Grant).

• Acknowledgement — Preface— Introduction — Theoretical framework — Research Topic — Methodology and Terminology — Corpus Analysis — Conclusions and perspectives — Bibliography .

Diana Painca obtained her doctorate in "Languages, Letters and Translation" (Université Libre de Bruxelles, 2020). Her pioneering research connected Translation Studies with Oral History on communism. She published articles in international journals and in a collection of academic papers, and was a Recognised Student at the University of Oxford (Michaelmas Term, 2018; research stay funded by the "Ratiu Family Foundation" Grant).

• Acknowledgement — Preface— Introduction — Theoretical framework — Research Topic — Methodology and Terminology — Corpus Analysis — Conclusions and perspectives — Bibliography .