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Queen Marie in Cluj: “Even though the cities are very Hungarian, the rural area is almost entirely Romanian”

Queen Marie in Cluj: “Even though the cities are very Hungarian, the rural area is almost entirely Romanian”

by Ana Maria Schiopu | Sep 10, 2019 | Hungary, Romania

In their visit to Transylvania, in 1919, King Ferdinand and Queen Marie could not miss Cluj. The city welcomed them with open arms, Queen Marie writing in her journal the following: “At 10:30 we arrived in Cluj, the largest city of the ones I visited. Even though the...
The 1916 visit to Cluj of the future emperor Charles I of Austria

The 1916 visit to Cluj of the future emperor Charles I of Austria

by Ana Maria Schiopu | Mar 21, 2019 | Austria, Romania

Between October 28 and November 3, 1916, the city of Cluj received the visit of the last member of the Habsburg dynasty to become Emperor: Archduke Charles, the crown prince of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. At the time of the visit, Romania had already entered the war...

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