Romania

Of course, in Transylvania, a Romanian province; the correct name is Carpathians Mountains (in Romanian language - Munţii Carpaţi).

Generalized corruption, economic, moral, cultural, institutional crisis, destroyed industry and agriculture, aculturation, a typical national mafia system, a parliament composed from idiots and gangsters, injustice, a ridiculous armee subordinated to Jewish-American interests, emmigration, terrorist actions of Hungarians and Gypsies, any hope in the future, many others, etc.

Ask at a post office in Chicago.

Yes, Gelu is a Romanian name. The etymology is not known.

Romania is a member of European Union (EU) and NATO.

Some Romanians feel that there are no real advantages to these alliances and are suspicious that the alliances will subordinate their country.

However, the majority of the Romanian people see these alliances as a path to prosperity for Romania, even if the path seems slow. Many Romanian people have travelled to work in the other countries of the EU.

Țuică (plum brandy), wines, Champagne

The methane gas cost now 50 lei/MWh (cca. 11,23 Euros); but the price is continuously increased.

Wheat, maize, oat, barley, potatoes, sugar beet, sunflower, apples, pears, plums and many other fruits and vegetables.

There are many famous people from Romania. Some of those people include Nadia Comaneci who was a gymnast in the Olympics, Sebastian Stan, who is an actor, and singer Inna.

Vlad III fighted against Turks invaders, thieves and dishonest German merchants. See the link below.

Ecaterina (Caitlin is of Irish erroneous spelling, derived from the Greek name Ecaterina)

Manchester-Amsterdam-Otopeni : min. 5 hours with KLM.

Yes you do.

Between 1 and 10 euros (10 is for a non used banknote), depending on the quality of the banknote; see the link below.

In Romania "The month of tree planting" is between 15 March and 15 April.

Bucharest is the capital and largest city of Romania.

Yes, at the Fabrica de Arme Cugir; the address is:

21 DECEMBRIE 1989 STREET, No. 1A

515600 Cugir Romania

Phone: +40 (0) 258 753194

Fax: +40 (0) 258 753194

E-mail: office@fabricadearmecugir.ro

90 % of the Romanians are orthodox.


90 % of the Romanians are orthodox.

Romania was bordered by Bulgaria, Moldova, Ukraine, Hungary, Serbia and the Black Sea.
These countries are Bulgaria, Moldova, Ukraine, Hungary, Serbia (five !); the body of water is the Black Sea.

Rivers: Someş, Ialomiţa, Argeş, Timiş, Jiu, Jija, Buzău, Bistriţa, Dâmboviţa, Bega, Tortuş, Neajlov, Crasna, Bârzava, Nera, Motru, Barcău, Gilort, Lăpuş, Bahlui, Cibin, Dunăre, Tisa, Prut, Mureş, Siret, Olt, Târnava, Vedea, Târnava Mare, Bârlad, Moldova, Târnava Mică, Prahova, Olteţ, Suceava, Arieş.

Lakes: Firiza, Vaduri, Zârna, Văsălatu, Vidraru, Razim, Bucura, Zănoaga, Amara, Sf. Ana, Şoimu, Bâlea, Iezer, Buhăescu, Ighiu, Vărăşoaia, Balătău, Bicaz, Cinciş, Suhaia, Hazarlâc, Satchinez, Verbunci, Jirlău, Snagov, Techirghiol, Siutghiol, Razim, Gorgova, Merhei, Cartuş, Anghel, Ţarinii, Găurari, Selişte, Muntari, Făerag, Negruţa, Blăjoaia, Tarniţa, Buta, Mândra, Mălaia, Lia, Mija, Ghereşu.

Because Romania was allied with Germany against Soviet Union and US and United Kingdom sustained communists.

The last was Nicolae Ceaușescu.

Romania is a democratic republic, with a Parliament having two chambers: Senate and Chamber of deputies. For more details see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics_of_Romania

1 leu (RON) = 0,27228 US $ (10.08.2012)