A provincial city in Romania will enter the Book of Records: it will host the largest parade of the popular port
On Sunday, May 11, the city of Mioveni will become the capital of the traditional port, to host the largest
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The Brukenthal National Museum and Art Safari show an exceptional exhibition dedicated to Queen Maria, in Sibiu, on May 9-July 5
After the success in Bucharest, in Art Safari, the exhibition dedicated to Queen Maria is in the Brukenthal National Museum
The house in which the pianist Dinu Lipatti lived, auctioned by the owners. Authorities have no money to buy it
The house where he lived and learned to play the piano Dinu Lipatti was auctioned by the owners. The historical
Pope, the function that changed the fate of mankind. Who were the bishops who kept the barbarians and communists.
Over the centuries, the Pope was more than a religious leader-he was a witness and sometimes an actor in the
Ballet premiere at the Comic Opera for Children: “Momed Mother” brings spring on stage
The comic work for children welcomes its audience with the premiere of the ballet “Mother deceived”, adapted according to the
Andreea Răsuceanu, writer: “A book, if it is well written and alive, will be able to impose, both on us and foreign markets”
Andreea Răsuceanu, one of the most appreciated contemporary writer in Romania, spoke in an interview for “Adevărul” about his passion
Young people in the Z generation rediscover faith: Christianity returns in force in the UK
Christianity increases unexpectedly in popularity, a tendency, especially by young people – especially men, according to The Quiet Revival report
The great novelist Mario Vargas Llosa died. Nobel Lawyer Laureate to Literature was 89 years old
Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa, a Nobel laureate for literature and one of the central figures of Latin American literature,
Exclusively Jean-Louis Couriol, teacher and translator: “Liviu Rebreanu is a monument of Romanian literature”
After discovering the Romanian language more than half a century ago and transformed it into a career, Jean-Louis Couriol began
Stelian Tanase, historian and writer: “Panait Istrati was an excessive, a man who lit up quickly. He did not come from Capșa, nor from libraries”
One of the most titled Romanian writers, Panait Istrati saw socialism as a non -existent family surrogate: his father, a