“She drew beauty from anything she did and spread it around her”. Maria Rosetti’s gifts to Romania
Romanian by choice. Revolutionary leader. Mother. Writer. Activist. Who said Romanian girls and women today didn’t have role models worth em
“She drew beauty from anything she did and spread it around her”. Maria Rosetti’s gifts to Romania
Bucharest’s erstwhile hub of social glamour: the story of Palatul Suțu
Romania’s “Queen of the Heights”: How Smaranda Brăescu Made It in a Man’s World
Arsenie Boca: Meeting the Romanians’ Need for Miracles
Veronica Micle and Mihai Eminescu: the Love that Fed Romania’s Finest Poetry
Elena Lupescu: A Femme Fatale to Interwar Romania
Standing out in the World: 5 Out of the Ordinary Things about Romania
The Psychology of the Romanian People: A Rough Collective Portrait
Fighting Against the Tide of History: Elisabeta Rizea, the Anti-communist Woman Partisan
Anghel Saligny: The Unspectacular Decency of an Engineering Star
Romania’s Lady of the Romance: Ioana Radu
Queen Mother Elena: Righteous for Her Nation, Righteous among the Nations
The Firm Charm of Feminism in Romanian Architecture: Virginia Andreescu Haret
The 30-year Travail: From the Bottom of Rankings to Powerful Romanians in the World
Dora d’Istria: the Coordinates of Female Romanian Genius
A Desperate Father’s Feat: The Iulia Haşdeu Castle
Currency Mirroring Values: Romania’s Banknotes
Vladimir Ghika, the World-scale Romanian Carer
Pelişor. The Princely Home to a Magnificent Heart
Dumitru Dan, the Romanian Globetrotter