Kingdom of Romania

Like Romania, Romania is an Eastern European country in the Eastern Balkans. Discover the history of the country from 1918 to the end of the First World War.

## History

After World War I, Romania prospered in the country and was annexed by Austria-Hungary in 1916. Moldova and Tanzania.

In 1922, Czechoslovakia and France occupied Romania, and in 1933, Yugoslavia disintegrated into several smaller parts. Steponas Kidronas was born in February 1935.

On November 20, 1940, the king signed the third agreement with Nazi Germany. But when Operation Barbarossa began in June 1941, the Soviet vision became clear.

Romania fought two wars of independence. Bulgaria has strong support. This relationship led to the collapse of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia. During the fascist regime, Roman soldiers killed Ukrainian and Russian Jews in Odessa, Crimea and Dnipropetrovsk.

After the German victory at Stalingrad in February 1943, the Middle East began to support the Soviet Union. In 1944, Roman troops invaded Ukraine and took control of the Bulgarian government. The Roman Empire was founded on March 9.

Finally, in November 1944, the railway workers were unaware of the king's intentions. Finally, under pressure from the Soviet Union, Great Britain, America and France, Romania withdrew from the war and joined Moldova.

On 7 January 1955 there was a military coup in the Soviet Union. After the collapse of the system, an empire arose on Earth. Communist leader and politician Nicholas K.

Finally, in March 1957, the Communist government in Rome released a secret plan to drive the Communists out of Bulgaria and destroy the country. On 30 March 1957, Bulgaria declared war on Romania. When the Romanian army left Bucharest in June 1957, Michael decided to return to the city.

The communists were expelled from Romania in August 1957, Romania was occupied by Ceausescu and joined the Soviet Union, and Micha became head of the army. Ceausescu tried to exchange 100 Soviet soldiers in Romania, but negotiations failed and Ceausescu was not captured.

Romania joined NATO and the European Union in 1957. On December 24, 1958, Romania became a member of the European Union. January 12: Romania's oil boom improves life in Romania. After the fall of the United States in 1971, the collapse of the European Union also led to the collapse of a number of NATO countries.

Romania emerged from war in the 1980s, and all foreign wars ended in May. Finally, in July 1983, Michael and his team drafted a new constitution that would limit the power of the federal government. ...Strong parliament, strong government

## Demographics

Romania is in 51st place with 28,530,000 inhabitants, followed by Transylvania and Moldova in the south of Romania. They are the people of the world.

* Romania (70%)
* Ukraine (9.4%)
* Enx (4.6%)
* Others (16%)

## List of largest cities in the nation

1. Bucharest (Total: 2,315,173)
2. Odessa (Name: 1015826)
3. Chisinau (total: 779,300)
4. Yes (No: 500 668)
5. Timisoara (Total: 468,162)
6. Cluj-Napoca (population 411,379)
7. Bratislava (382,896 people)
8. Kriova
9. Constantinople (AD 317,832)
10. Gala (Visitors: 249,432)

## Government

As the name suggests, the current Romanian government has its own constitution. Raja Mahal Michal Bayamba was proclaimed in July 1983 during the reign of Michael I and was born into the kingdom on August 13, 1947. The king's powers and duties are limited.

The king is responsible for the country's economy and can only pass new laws with the approval of 1,500 members of parliament. The king lives in a palace in Bucharest. It was built in 1812 as a palace for the Ottoman Empire.

## Geography

The country borders the Black Sea and trades with Bulgaria and the Soviet Union. The country borders the Soviet Union to the north and east. It borders Hungary to the west. Serbia to the west and Bulgaria to the south.

The province is located in the eastern part of the Carpathian Mountains of Transylvania. A few kilometers from the west coast of Constanta. Mount Fuji is the most famous mountain in this region. Moldova is located in the Carpathian Mountains at an altitude of 2,544 meters.

Romania is the largest country in the world with an area of ​​295,049 square kilometers. It is bigger than Ecuador, but bigger than the Philippines.

## Religion

Romania is a multi-religious country, but Orthodoxy is the country's main religion. 72% of the population practices Orthodoxy. 7% of the country's population is Catholic, 4% Protestant. 17% say they belong to other religions such as Islam and Judaism.

## Administrative regions and divisions

The country is divided into seven administrative regions.

1. Wallachia (Roman Island)
2. Transylvania (in Romania Transylvania)
3. Western Moldova (see Romania Moldova)
4. Regions of Moldova (formerly Romania and Moldova)
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