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Palace of the Parliament, a really huge building
When you look at this building, the first thought that comes to mind is that you already know that it is the largest building in Europe, and the second in the world after the Pentagon, as an…
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Petrache Poenaru from the social revolution to the cultural revolution.
On January 10, 1799, Petrache Poenaru was born in Benești, in Vâlcea County, Wallachia. He was a revolutionary, inventor, pedagogue, engineer, mathematician, physicist, politician. Known as an…
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23 times champion
Very good start to the year 2022 for Simona Halep, who today wins the final of Melbourne Summer Set 1 (WTA 250), defeating Veronika Kudermetova of Russia 6-2 6-3, after a match without…
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Untold Festival. Chapter VI. Together we are magic.
“There has never been a more magical realm in human history, such as Transylvania. Isolated over the centuries, wrapped in myths and legends, but never revealing himself, surrounding…
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Ivan Patzaichin, the champion with the broken paddle
In the middle of the Danube Delta, in the village of Mila 23, Crișan commune from Tulcea county, in Dobrogea, Ivan Patzachin was born (November 26, 1949 – September 5, 2021). Patzachin…
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George Enescu Festival 2021
A Romanian musical event of international prestige, the Festival had its first edition in 1958, initiated in memory of the great Romanian composer and violinist who was George Enescu (August…
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70 years since the first violin made by the Hora factory in Reghin
It is a story that begins in 1951, when the master luthier Roman Boiangiuc founded in the city of Reghin, in Mureș County, located in the middle of Transylvania, a workshop for the production…
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Romania at the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games
The Olympic Games started today in Tokyo, after a one-year postponement, due to the COVID pandemic. The opening ceremony of the 32nd edition of the history of the Summer Olympic Games, an…
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Decorating Easter Eggs
Easter is the most important annual Christian holiday, commemorating the fundamental event of Christianity, the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, the Son of God for all Christians, on the third…
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The Merry Cemetery in Săpânța, a homage to life
Set on the banks of the Tisza River and guarded by the peaks of the Carpathian Mountains, Săpânţa is a commune with approximately 3500 inhabitants, otherwise similar to many other villages in…
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Sighișoara, the medieval fortified town that are still inhabited
The fortress, built in the twelfth century by the Saxon settlers and preserved almost unchanged until today, is still inhabited today, being the only medieval fortress in the world where…
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Ancient traditions still practiced by Romanians
Many Romanian traditions date back from the beginning of time and are still present today. They originate from the pre-historic Getae and Dacians and have been well kept since then. Many of…
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The Horezu Monastery
The Horezu (also known as Hurezi or Hurez) monastery is the most important religious site founded by the marthyr-lord Constantin Brancoveanu (1688 – 1714). The written records of the great…
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