: Seeing that you only seek to publish negative things about this man, I will supply some more balanced input, with some quotes from an article in  Evenimentul Zilei, of 20 April 2006, journalist Laurentiu Ciocazanu ,in an article entitled "The King's Revenge" expresses appreciation for Prince Radu, for his intelligence,humanity and committment to Romania. 

 ::"I met Prince Radu at the Elisabeth Palace,...Prince Radu is extremely involved in his mission as a special representative of the Romanian government, a position for which he and the entire Royal Family have used all their energies of altruism. 
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 ::This unusual status as a special representative provides, however, the best outlet for an outpouring of love for Romania, a love that King Michael and those who are close to him have stockpiled over the years. These are stockpiles of love created over tens of years of painful exile and other several difficult years after December 1989, during which time the King's family suffered tremendously for the help they were not allowed to give to the mother-country......Prince Radu was not born with blue blood, but he lives a life too imbued by the spirit of this special group to be considered an "outsider". 
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 ::The man who is now the bearer of Romania's message into the world, as well as the image of the Royal House in Romania, has much to say and does not waste his time. He travels all over America to tell the students who will run tomorrow's companies and institutions that somewhere in Europe lies a country that has something to offer. 

 ::He invites managers of big American corporations to fly into Bucharest before taking off for Beijing, because they might just discover a better place for business. He meets with friends and relatives from European royal houses to lobby in favor of Romania's admission into the E.U. on 1 January 2007. He goes to Moldova to tell our neighbors that the mother-country has not forgotten them. 
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 ::He does a lot for a position which is basically an honorary one. But he does it well and does it for a purpose, with discretion, diplomacy, background, respect, and honor. However, these are things one never sees. For everything else there's another kind of Romania." 

 ::In another article, in Cotidianul (http://www.cotidianul.ro/index.php?id=3618&art;=8033&cHash;=93858fe5e1) journalist Alin Ionescu admits, with surprise, that he has changed his opinion of Prince Radu . Mr Ionescu expresses his respect for Prince Radu's elegance and modesty in the way he expresses himself, his clean and relaxed  attitude,and his appreciation for Radu's evolution and growth over the past few years. 

 :Intro in Romanian: "L-am vazut pe principele Duda in emisiunea dnei Vrinceanu-Firea si am impresia ca e alt om decit cel pe care-l stiam." 

 :Another article about the Prince's character http://www.waseda.jp/eng/news03/0508e.html 
 :" On Wednesday, 7 May 2003, Waseda University (Japan)had the honor of welcoming HSH Prince Radu de Hohenzollern-Veringen of Romania for a lecture on "Romania's Diplomacy and National Security". Over 120 participants filled the conference room in the International Conference Center for the hour-long lecture. The audience consisted of not only Waseda faculty, students, and staff members but also diplomats, scholars, and journalists from outside the university community. 

 :During the subsequent question-and-answer session that ran over time, Prince Radu carefully answered every question, graciously mindful of individual opinions and emphasizing integrative approaches toward world peace. The audience left the conference hall in appreciation of His Highness's cordial character, with an affirmative understanding of international sustainable development." 

  
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