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During the First World War, while politicians prevaricated, Romania’s British queen lobbied for entry on the side of the Allies and courted the international press, becoming the glamorous face of her adopted country’s war effort.  Queen Marie of Romania, 20th century. Returning from a whirlwind visit to France and England during the first months of …

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He was the outlaw in youth, a basic man of Tudor Vladimirescu, he founded the first Romanian newspaper and created the tricolor flag, invented the tank crate, a member of the Romanian Academy of 1870, the founder of the national colleges in Bucharest and Craiova, organized the Romanian national education and was the first Romanian …

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Doctor Galina Răduleanu is the daughter of Father Boris Răduleanu, confessor of the Communist prisons, and he has also been part of years of imprisonment. He shares some thoughts about the new ideological offensive to which our world is exposed. The word of a doctor is all the more important because, through the psychiatric profession …

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Continue reading (Română) Părintele Gabriel Bunge: ”Această afecţiune paternă, care nu face concesii în ceea ce priveşte credinţa, dar primeşte persoana cu afecţiune, cu iubire, mi-a făcut foarte, foarte bine.”