ROMANIA

LIBERTY

Nation Reunification Cathedral

Was built in Alba – Iulia the city where the union of the Transylvania with Kingdom of

Romania was done , inside the old fort of the city named Alba Carolina

The cathedral was built

between 1921-1922

Was built to celebrate the

Union but when was done the

Cathedral housed the coronation of

Ferdinand and Mary as king and

queen of Greater Romania.

The cathedral is built in

neo-Romanian style and has some

byzantine influences

The bell tower is 58 meters high.

This Cathedral represent solidarity

because on 1 December 1918 people from all Romanian provinces gathered there in Alba –

Iulia to celebrate the reunification of Romania.

This building also represent solidarity between Romania Orthodox Church and Catholic

Church because was built near the 1000 years old Catholic cathedral

JUSTICE

1907 Romanian Peasants' Revolt

• Starting 1864, the peasants in Romania became free men able to own their land

• Even though that appeared to be of a big step, in fact they could not afford to have

enough land for themselves

• During that period just a few large landowners owned more than half of the arable

land of the country

1907 Romanian Peasants' Revolt

The revolt began in the village of Flămânzi (the name seems predestined, as it

literally means "hungry men")

The revolt soon spread across most of Moldavia, with several landowners' properties

destroyed and many arendators killed or wounded

On 18 March a state of emergency was declared. The Romanian Army began firing on

the peasants; thousands of peasants perished and more than 10,000 were arrested.

PEACE

Aurel Vlaicu-the man who built the first airplane in Romania

Aurel Vlaicu was born in Binţinţi (now renamed Aurel Vlaicu), Geoagiu, Transylvania. He

attended Calvinist High School in Orăştie (renamed "Liceul Aurel Vlaicu" in his honour in 1919) and

took his Baccalaureate in Sibiu in 1902. He furthered his studies at Technical University of

Budapest andTechnische Hochschule München in Germany, earning his engineer's diploma in 1907.

After working at Opel car factory in Rüsselsheim, he returned to Binţinţi and built a glider he flew in the

summer of 1909. Later that year, he moved toBucharest, in the Kingdom of Romania, where he began

the construction of Vlaicu Nr. I airplane; it flew for the first time on June 17, 1910.

During his short career he built

three original, arrow-shaped airplanes,

with flight controls in front, two coaxial

propellers, NACA-like ring around the

engine, and independent suspension-

tricycle-landing-gear with brakes. At the

time of his death, a two-seated

monoplane Vlaicu Nr. III, ordered

by Marconi Companyfor experiments with

aerial wireless radio, was only partially

built. After Vlaicu's death the plane was

completed by friends, and several short

experimental flights were made during

1914. Further tests were hindered by the

unusual controls of the airplane, no other

pilot was familiar with.

In 1916, during the German occupation of

Bucharest, Vlaicu III was seized and

shipped to Germany. The airplane was

last seen in a 1942 aviation exhibition in Berlin.[citation needed]

EQUALITY

The so called "Palace of the Parliament" is the home of the Romanian Parliament in Bucharest. It was

designed and almost finished by the Ceausescu regimen as the sign of political and administrative

power, hosting both Chambers of the Romanian Parliament

It measures 270 m by 240 m, 86 m high, and 92 meters underground. It has 1,100 rooms and is 12

stories tall, with four additional underground levels.

FACTS:

Is the second largest building in the world, after the Pentagon.

Is one of only two human-made structures visible from space, the other being the Great Wall

of China.

Is one of the most lavish and expensive buildings known to mankind.

Was built on 1/6 of the surface area of Bucharest.

Is 10% larger by volume than the Great Pyramid of Giza.

TOLERANCE

Tristan Tzara - Dada Movement

1896 –1963

avant-garde poet, essayist and performance artist.

a journalist, playwright, literary and art critic

composer and film director

founders and central figures of the Dada movement.

Influenced:

Cubism

Futurism

Beat Generation

various currents in rock music

SOLIDARITY

Nation Reunification Cathedral

Was built in Alba – Iulia the city where the union of the Transylvania with Kingdom of

Romania was done , inside the old fort of the city named Alba Carolina

The cathedral was built between 1921-1922

Was built to celebrate the Union but when was done the Cathedral housed the coronation of

Ferdinand and Mary as king and queen of Greater Romania

The cathedral is built in neo-romanian style and has some byzantine influences

The bell tower is 58 meters high.

This cathedral represent solidarity because on 1 December 1918 people from all romanian

provinces gathered there in Alba –Iulia to celebrate the reunification of Romania

This building also represent solidarity between Romania Orthodox Church and Catholic

Church because was built near the 1000 years old Catholic cathedral

RESPECT

He was born in Ștefănești, a village of Botoșani County.The Luchian family moved to

Bucharest in 1873 and his mother desired that he would follow his father's path and

join the Military School. Instead, in 1885, Luchian joined the painting class at the Fine

Arts School, where he was encouraged to pursue a career in art by Nicolae

Grigorescu, whose work was to have a major impact on his entire creative life.

Painter of flowers, who added magic into the color representation. Realized portraits,

landscapes, flower paintings. He is also known for painting several churches` walls.

Even though he had a spinal cord disease he continued in his artistic work.

His last masterpiece “Lautul” not only reveals the multitudes forms of respect but

also the manners through which is gained.

Respect for Stefan Luchian seems to be like a boomerang, in a way that you have to

share it with the ones surrounding you in order to be able to return at its initial stage.