Romania’s completed and under construction highways. According to wholevehicles, Romania has a network of 86,391 kilometers of public roads, including 17,873 kilometers of national road, 35,083 kilometers of district roads and 33,435 kilometers of municipal roads. Of these roads, 30% is still unpaved and 44% in good condition. When Romania joined the European Union in… Read More »
Religion in Romania 87% of the believing population of the country are adherents of the Romanian Orthodox Church, 6% profess Protestantism, 6% – Catholicism and 3% – Greek Orthodoxy. Transport in Romania Romania can be reached by plane or train. The most convenient way is air travel. Otopeni International Airport is located 15 km from… Read More »
The climate of the Transylvanian Alps According to shopareview, the Transylvanian Alps is the part of the Carpathian mountain range that runs through Romania from west to east. With altitudes up to 2500 meters and a continental climate, it is cold in winter and snow is guaranteed in many places over a longer period, making… Read More »
The climate of Timisoara According to citypopulationreview, Timișoara (Hungarian: Temesvár) is a large city in northwestern Romania. Traditionally, the city belonged to Hungary, but after the First World War, the city and the surrounding region became part of Romania. After the fall of communism in Romania, which started in Timișoara, the city is slowly becoming… Read More »
Subchapters: Introduction Addressing Business Meeting Communication Recommendations Public Holidays Introduction A foreigner arriving in the country must first of all realize that Romania is the largest country in the region and proudly claims its Romanian and Dacian roots. Romanian society also adheres to traditional family and other values such as Orthodoxy. There is considerable disparity… Read More »
Basic information about the territory Subchapters: System of governance and political tendencies in the country Foreign policy of the country Population The system of governance and political tendencies in the country The official name of the state is România, Romania Romania is a parliamentary democracy , a semi-presidential republic. The bicameral parliament consists of the… Read More »
The often underestimated travel destination Romania borders on Bulgaria, Moldova, Serbia, Ukraine and Hungary. Not only is it home to the Dracula legend, but it is also full of beautiful landscapes, impressive churches and abounds in wonderful hiking areas. Capital City Bucharest Size 238,391 km² Resident 20,121,600 Official Language Romanian Currency leu Time Zone UTC+2… Read More »
In the 18th-8th centuries. BC. the territory of Romania was part of the habitat of the Thracian tribes – the Getae, who settled mainly along the lower Danube, and the Dacians (Transylvania, Eastern Wallachia). The first military-political associations of the Geto-Dacian tribes arose in the beginning of the 1st century. BC. led by Tsar Burebista;… Read More »
Population The country (22. 474. 000 residents In 1998) is associated with the European Union (its inclusion in it fully, when required, is not expected in the short term: it is assumed date of 2007), is a special partner of the Western European Union and is part of the ‘Black Sea cooperation zone’ with Bulgaria,… Read More »
On 21 November 1991, following the insurrection of December 1989 which led to the deposition and execution of Prime Minister N. Ceauçsescu, in power since 1974, the new constitution was launched, approved by a popular referendum celebrated on 8 December., according to which the head of the new state (the Republic of Romania) is the President of… Read More »
Agriculture. – Romania is still a “new country”, essentially agricultural. The extension of the cultivated area, lower in 1918 than it was previously in the whole of the Romanian countries all united, has not ceased to increase, as the situation created by the war improved. It went from 8,600,000 hectares in 1920 to 12,750,000 in… Read More »
Until the whole century. XVIII musical life in Romania is limited only to popular tradition: the myths of Greek-Latin classical antiquity relive in the epic songs of the people and the instruments in use derive from the classical ones: the flute, the syringe, the buccium (the buccina of the Romans), the cobza or cobuz, a… Read More »
With the activity of Antim in Muntenia and Cantemir in Moldavia a cycle of Romanian history and literature ends: starting from 1711-16, in fact, the Turks imposed the regency of Greek-Phanariot princes on Moldavia and Wallachia. Their domination determined the decline of the Slavic culture and the establishment of the Greek one. The concomitance of… Read More »
A popular literature substantially similar to the present one must have existed in Romania well before the century. XV, when the first documents of cultured literature begin to appear. The very name of Cântece b ă trânesti (Songs of the old) shows how the Romanian people are aware of the antiquity of their popular narrative… Read More »
Thanks to the extension of the mountains, Romania, despite its steppe-like climate, has a well-organized hydrographic network, except in a part of the Carpathian foreland plains (southern Oltenia, south-eastern Muntenia and Bessarabia) and in Dobruja, in which the water draining on the surface does not represent more than a quarter of the precipitations and where… Read More »
From the Middle Ages to the modern age The Romania was constituted in State, with the name of România, still subject to the sovereignty of the Sublime Porte, on January 24, 1862, as a consequence of the union of Moldavia and Wallachia into a single principality. Political unity had been prepared in the course of the… Read More »
Finance. – The first budget of unified and enlarged Romania (1919-20) represents a major effort towards a return to financial normality. The war and the invasion first, then the purchase of new regions, with a different financial and monetary system as well as equally damaged and disorganized by the conflict, had however profoundly altered the… Read More »
The monuments of ancient Dacia art, and the Byzantine religious monuments of the fifth and sixth centuries, preserved in the Dobruja (foundations of churches in the city of Tropaeum Traiani), did not follow, while the consecutive barbarian invasions hindered the development of the arts. On the other hand, a persistence of popular art must be… Read More »
The German element in Romania is gathered in a compact linguistic island, which includes villages and cities. Numerically, the strongest group is formed by the Banat Saxons, established there in the century. XVIII, coming from the upper and middle Rhine, the Saar, Alsace, Württemberg and Baden. Immediately after, it would be necessary to place the… Read More »
Division. – Since 1956 the Romanian Republic has been divided into 16 regions, plus the autonomous city of Bucharest. The city of BraŞov, one of the most industrial in Romania, has taken the name of Orasul Stalin since the end of 1948. Population. – The last census of the population (1956) gave a result of… Read More »
Territorial variations. – During the Second World War there were numerous territorial variations that occurred in Romania. First of all it lost Bessarabia and northern Bucovina occupied by the USSR on June 27-30, 1940 (50,400 sq. Km. And 3,700,000 residents); then the northern CriŞana, the MaramureŞ and the northern and eastern part of Transylvania, including… Read More »
Contemporary literature oscillates between the two poles of “traditionalism” and “modernism”. Prose writers belong to the first trend: Mihail Sădoveanu, fruitful novelist, who, the perfect interpreter of the Moldavian popular soul, seems to embody in his prose a crystalline clarity as in his massive and good-natured figure of a gentle giant and dreamer, the type… Read More »
The first screening took place in Bucharest on May 27, 1896, and in 1897 short documentaries were made by Paul Menu. The first feature films, directed by Grigore Brezeanu, were the melodrama Amor fatal (1911) and the historical film Razboiul independenţei (1912, The War of Independence), also known as Independenţa României (Independence of Romania, which… Read More »
The barbarian invasions did not allow the continuity of artistic expressions based on the tradition of the century in the Romanian land. 5th and 6th, attested by the foundations of Byzantine churches found in Tropaeum Traiani. Religious architecture (from the 13th century) shows strong regional differences in Romania until the middle of the 19th century. In… Read More »
Architecture. – In the absence of organic interventions of urban redevelopment and enhancement of pre-existing buildings, the Romania has in any case tried, not without internal contrasts and divergences, to promote new architectural policies. Qualified Romanian journalists in the sector have clearly expressed this research through their many specialized magazines, from «Arhitectura» to «Arhitext», from… Read More »
Investigations continued in all areas of archaeological research, but there are no substantially new data for prehistory and the Bronze Age. The culture of Suciu de Sus has recently been the subject of great enhancement, showing a gradual evolution towards Hallstatt with the abundant findings of the burial necropolis of Lăpuş in Maramureçs (objects in… Read More »
Present-day Romania is a state of 18 million residents, spread over a territory of 294,967 sq. Km., Which essentially occupies the entire lower basin of the Danube. It reached this extension for the peace treaties that followed the war of 1914-18; previously, the populations, mostly Romanian, gathered within the present borders, had lived for long… Read More »
Religion. – Christianity must have been introduced in Romania by the first Roman colonists, among whom they could not miss – as in the rest of the Empire in the century. II – followers of the religion of Christ; in any case, there is no sure news about it. It is certain instead that, at… Read More »
Population, society and rights Romania is the second largest country by population in Central-Eastern Europe after Poland, although between 1995 and 2005 there was a demographic decline of about two million people due to both emigration and the decline in births. To date, it is estimated that about two million Romanians reside abroad: however many… Read More »
Romanian belongs to the family of Romance or Romance languages; it is the only neo-Latin language that has survived to this day in Eastern Europe. Romanian has four main dialects. The Dacoromian (dacoromân) spoken in the territory of the present-day kingdom of Romania, as well as in part of the Banat belonging to Yugoslavia, in some village… Read More »