Microbes, diseases and pandemics in 19th century Romania
A museum is today hosting artifacts that keep the memory of the Nasaud border guards alive.
The circulation of books and translations across the Romanian territories until the emergence of the modern state was closely connected to the Church
At the National Museum of Romanian History, the gifts received by Nicolae Ceausescu, the former president of Communist Romania between 1965 and 1989 and his wife, Elena Ceausescu, make up a special collection
Dacia-Romania Palace will be housing the Bucharest Municipal Museum
Dacia-Romania Palace will be housing the Bucharest Municipal Museum
Starting mid-19th century the Romanian authorities took all the steps towards the construction of the new sovereign state. One of these steps was the setting up of a central bank
The kings of Romania and the personality cult
A short history of decorations in Romania
A presentation of the personality of Romania's great neurosurgeon and philanthropist, doctor Leon Sculy
Writer Paul Goma, a major figure in the anti-communist resistance, succumbed to COVID-19
Urmuz is one of the most important Romanian avantgarde writers.
Over the centuries Romanians have found great many opportunities to employ various degrees of humor in their day-to-day lives
Trajans Trophy is a public monument built in Adamclisi, SE Romania, to honour Roman emperor Trajan.
