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The first visit of the royal family in Transylvania. I. Gh. Duca: “The cheers were without end, people fell on their knees, they threw flowers…”

The first visit of the royal family in Transylvania. I. Gh. Duca: “The cheers were without end, people fell on their knees, they threw flowers…”

by Ana Maria Schiopu | Jul 9, 2019 | Romania

In the spring of 1919, immediately after the return of Queen Marie from Paris, where she represented Romania at the negotiations held at the Paris Peace Conference, the Royal Family and the other outstanding people who were instrumental in forging the Great Union went...

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