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- Eugen Ionesco – Fighting The Absurd With Its Own WeaponsAna Aslan – The Fight Against AgingNadia Comaneci – The Mark of PerfectionBlack Tourism in RomaniaRomanian Comedy PlaysHenri Coanda – Father of the JetGopo – A Romanian Walt DisneyGeorge Emil Palade – The Romanian Nobel PrizeRomanian Touches In World CulturePetrache Poenaru – Inventor Of The Fountain PenEmil Racovita – A Scientist With A Taste For AdventureUnforgettable Romanian MoviesThe Story of The LipovansJean Negulesco – A Romanian at HollywoodThe Romanian Book MarketMihai Eminescu – the Genius of Romanian LiteratureRomania’s Eye for ArtMaria Tănase – the Voice of Romanian FolkloreTraditional Hand Made Crafts Fair in OradeaPetreus Brothers“Police, adjective” – Another Memorable Movie by Corneliu PorumboiuBranding RomaniaReaping Dreams with Paula SelingThe Concert Market in RomaniaTransylvania Film Festival – Celebrating Film for 8 YearsOina – Romanian baseballBoogie – One Movie, an Universal StoryIndependenta Romaniei, The First Romanian Full Length MovieBucharest Days – Taking a Walk Through Bucharest’s History
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Culture
Eugen Ionesco – Fighting The Absurd With Its Own Weapons
When the horrors brought upon humankind by humans themselves in the XXth century transformed reality into an unbearable enviroment, many sought comfort in the realm of the absurd. Eugen Ionesco – Fighting The Absurd With Its Own Weapons
Ana Aslan – The Fight Against Aging
Ana Aslan (1897 – 1988) was a Romanian scientist whose long and fruitful life was dedicated to the fight against aging.Ana Aslan – The Fight Against Aging
Nadia Comaneci – The Mark of Perfection
In 1976, a 15 years old Romanian gymnast demonstrated that the organizers of the Summer Olympics from Montreal were not technically prepared to display perfection.Nadia Comaneci – The Mark of Perfection
Black Tourism in Romania
Some prefer admiring wondeful landscapes, some enjoy themselves on beaches or skiing, but there are some interested in visiting those places that have witnessed some of the great tragedies of the humankind. The Auschwitz concentration camp, now a memorial museum, is the saddest and best known example of "black tourism".Black Tourism in Romania
Romanian Comedy Plays
The great Romanian theater plays have the disadvantage of having been written in a language that is not world spread, but have the advantage of depicting people and situations everyone can recognize, with a humor everyone can enjoy. “O scrisoare pierduta” (“A Lost Letter”) was written in 1884 by Ion Luca Caragiale.Romanian Comedy Plays
Henri Coanda – Father of the Jet
In 1910, when aviation was in its incipient stage, a Romanian named Henri Coanda (1886-1972) ventured beyond his time and tested the first jet aircraft in history. Henri Marie Coanda was born in Bucharest in 1886 in a family with a tradition in exact sciences – his father, Constantin Coanda was a Mathematics Professor at a technical school in Bucharest and Prime Minister of Romania in the troubled year 1918; his mother, Aida Danet was the daughter of the French physician Gustave Danet.Henri Coanda – Father of the Jet
