Moments in Romanian history

Moments in Romanian history

      Revolutions of 1848

Unification and independence, the revolution of 1848 broke the wind and also the Romanian principalities. They have brought in the middle of the political scene a number of prominent intellectuals such as Ion Eliade Radulescu, Nicolae Balcescu, Mihail Cogalniceanu, Simon Barnutiu, Avram Iancu and others.

      1866 Constitution

The new Constitution, inspired by the Belgian (since 1831), which was promulgated in 1866 and was in use until 1923, proclaimed Romania a constitutional monarchy. Over the next 10 years, Romanians struggle to achieve full state independence was part of the movements that took place, together with other peoples of Southeast Europe - Serbs, Hungarians, Montenegrins, Bulgarians, Albanians - and had the aim to cut their ties with the Ottoman past

      Great Union of 1918.

Day of December 1, 1918 marks the Australians struggle to balance the entire state, comes to crown the previous actions of the brothers of Bessarabia (March 27, 1918) and Bucovina ( November 28, 1918). The Romanian people used the international situation created after World War I and was able to assert itself in the context of peoples' liberation movement and the victory of the principle of Nationalities in Europe.