Placed within opposing military and economic models of development, Romania and FRG initiated relations in the early 1960s
Humankind finds it really difficult to recover after the war. Leaving aside the huge cost of material damages, people should go through a healing process after experiencing the trauma of loosing family members or close friends
After the “struggle for Africa, as the name goes for the conquest of Africa by European powers in the 1880s, things have evolved towards decolonization
A political figurehead of the Romanian anti-communist opposition, 88-year old Doina Cornea passed away in Cluj on May 4, 2018. In Romania...
The 18th Century is known in Romania as the “Phanariote Century. The name comes from Phanar, one of Constantinoples districts, the home of prominent Greek families who occupied important positions in the Ottoman Empire
WWII split Germany in two, the Federal Republic of Germany and the Democratic Republic of Germany.
One of the largest-scale projects in Romania after 1945
In the early 19th century satirical songs were enjoyed by both the upper and lower classes.
The Goma Movement, named after novelist Paul Goma, the initiator of the protest, was one of the most important forms of protest by Romanian society against the communist regime.
Romanias Great Union Centennial has also entailed the participation of others in the Great War and their contribution to eliminate the effects of war
At the end of WWII, the Romanians in Austria formed the National Romanian Committee to lobby the Allies for mutual help
Starting mid 19th century, Bucharest has gone through several stages of urban development.
On March 27th 1918, the Country Council, the legislative body of the Moldovan Republic or of Bessarabia as it is also known, that had been annexed by tsarist Russia in 1812, voted in favour of its union with Romania.
Initially, the movement emerged in 1972 in the form of a literary circle, made up of nine members, at a high-school in Sannicolau Mare, against the...
The only “samizdat circulating in Romania that went beyond its borders was “Ellenpontok, or “Counterpoints
