Works
- Alexander Ratiu and William Virtue, Stolen Church: Martyrdom in Communist Romania (Huntingdon, Indiana: Our Sunday Visitor, Inc., 1979).
- Alexandru Raţiu, Biserica Furată (Cluj-Napoca: Ed. Argus, 1990).
- Alexandru Raţiu, Persecuţia Bisericii Române Unite (Oradea: Imprimeria de Vest Publishing House, 1994).
- Alexandru Raţiu, Memoria inchisorii Sighet. Editor Romulus Rusan Buc., Ed.Fund.Acad.Civica, 1999. ISBN 978-973-98437-5-1.
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