The collapse of the Soviet Union opened the way for the independence of all its former members, with Moldova becoming an independent state on August 27, 1991.
The beginning of the 1960s saw an important change in the philosophy and practice of foreign diplomacy in Romania.
Public monuments are meant to pay homage to special people and historical moments in the life of a nation.
Ion Monoran was one of the heroes of the December 1989 Revolution in Timisoara
An exhibition that captures a different definition for the term `hero`.
December 22, 1989 was the First Day of Freedom, and everything had to be rebuilt
Dennis Deletant is one of the most prominent foreign scholars from the second half of the 20th century to write about Romania.
Between the 16th Century and the early 19th Century, a practice was in place of gifting monasteries
On December 1, 1918, Transylvania united with the Kingdom of Romania, laying the groundwork for Greater Romania.
In the Stalinist era, social sciences were as ideologically charged as many other parts of people’s lives
In the summer of 1919, at the new Pershing Stadium the Americans had built in Paris, approximately 1,500 athletes competed in 19 sporting events known as the Inter-Allied Game
Historian Ionuț Biliuță looks back at how the idea to build a national cathedral was born and why the project took so long to be realised.
The conductor Sergiu Celibidache was one of the major personalities of European and international classical music in the second half of the 20th century
The Special Fund or the Secret Fund of the Library of the Romanian Academy appeared a few months after August 23, 1944
Some people leave behind powerful memories due to their striking personalities. One such personality was the historian Nicolae Iorga.
