RRI Encyclopaedia

Salamon Erno was one of the many Hungarian Jews in Transylvania to meet with a tragic fate in WWII.

Liviu Ciulei managed to take the Romanian theater away from the rigid and unnatural commandments of the socialist realism.

The royal residences on the Romanian Black Sea Coast

A ground-breaking publication militating for the rights of the Jewish community in Romania

The village of Sibiel is a rural site of touristic and heritage interest.

Iosif Berman was one of the most successful photographer in a field that was fundamental for the press: photography for printed newspapers

The 1821 Revolution led by Tudor Vladimirescu

19th century Romanian photographer Stelian Petrescu

The capital city of Bucharest is crossed, northwest to southeast, over a length of 22 km, by Dambovita River,

A Romanian inter-war rags to riches story, Gheorghe Ene Filpescu died in communist prisons.

The history of the establishment of Constanta's public library, which celebrates its 90th anniversary this year.

Historical films were a means of propaganda in communist Romania, with female roles scarce.

Rural community centers, before and after 1945

One of the most prominent figures of Maramures was historian Ioan Mihalyi of Apsa

The modernization of Wallachia and Moldavia, two principalities inhabited by Romanians commenced in the 19th century. And besides the institutional and economic changes, mentalities, habits and manners were also subject to transformation.