Since its creation in 1928, Radio Romania has not missed any of the important events in Romanian history
In the 1930s, racism was one of the vilest forms of discrimination and persecution applied by states
Earlier that year, Romania had been occupied by the Central Powers’ armies and its image was tainted by the separate peace treaty it concluded in...
The question of Moldovas status as an autonomous state dates back to 1812, when Bessarabia was first annexed by Russia
The Jewish organization subsequently expanded its relief missions to Jews living in other countries in Central and Eastern Europe. Its benefactors...
In the 1980s, the economic and systemic crisis of the communist regime had reached a climax
Police officer Eugen Alimanescu was extolled by the communist regime as an incorruptible man, a man who enforced the law. In reality, far from being a hero, Eugen Alimanescu was an instrument of the regime of terror
In 1918, Greater Romania incorporated minority communities accounting for 28% of its total population
Ionel Bratianu was the eldest son of Ion C. Bratianu, one of the leaders of the 1848 Revolution in the Romanian Principalities and a politician who...
Construction sites were one of the most powerful symbols of the communist regime in Romania, a symbol, which kept its reputation even after the demise of communism, although it got heavily politicised like any other symbols
After 1989, Romania was short of a forum for exchanging ideas and promoting political initiatives.
Ecaterina Teodoroiu was a symbolic figure of WWI thanks to her personal sacrifice. She was the soldier-woman who refused to stay behind the front line, where battles were fought, choosing instead to be present where clashes were fiercest
Romanticism was a literary and artistic movement that placed ethnicity and language at the heart of human existence.
Moldovan identity emerged as a formula in the imperialist discourse of Russia, used to undermine the construction and consolidation of the Romanian state as early as the mid 9th century
Ion Ratiu was one of the most prominent and outstanding Romanian democratic politicians after 1990, who militated both against the fascist and communist dictatorships