After enduring the trauma of the brutal and far reaching societal transformations imposed by the communist regime installed in 1945 with direct Soviet backing, Romania had to relearn how to pursue an autonomous foreign policy that could serve its own interests.
Alongside gathering and fishing, hunting was one of humanity’s fundamental means of securing food for oneself and the community.
Modern idea from Western Europe began to be adopted in the east of the continent in the 18th century, including new approaches to treating diseases in medicine and pharmacy.
After 1945, the feminist movement in Romania was subordinated to the policies of the communist regime.
In the capital of Bukovina, Chernivtsi, in Romanian Cernăuți, the Romanian elites had formed in the national spirit, with the Aron Pumnul High School being the spearhead.
The period between 1508 and 1830 is the time when historians believe that early printed books were produced in the Romanian-speaking world
The history of Catholic confessional education within the Romanian territories spans several centuries.
No other influence has been greater on the Romanian space in the last millennium than the Turkish influence
In the history of Romania there have been families to whom we literally owe the existence of the country. And then there were the infamous Ceausescus.
The Roman presence on the Danube between the Iron Gates and the Black Sea, today's border of Romania with the Balkans, strongly shaped the history of the region
On February 20, 1856, the Romanian society took a major step towards modernization by freeing the Roma from slavery.
For Romanian culture, February 19, 2026, is a very important date, as it marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of Constantin Brâncuși
The union of the Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia on January 24, 1859, was one of the three great moments of Romanian history in the 19th century.
In 1948, after the communist regime came to power, it abolished and banned the Greek Catholic Church in order to sever the Romanians' ties with the Vatican and the Western world
International relations after WWII were decidedly oriented towards decolonisation and encouraging former colonies to gain independence
