ROMANIA SURPRISED US! 🇷🇴 (Exploring Cluj Napoca)

[@itz_mihai]

happy birth day Romania

[@WyattandReyka]

Happy birthday! 🥳

[@AttyEK]

glad you guys enjoyed our city, and country.

[@3dfxvoodoocards6]

The true homeland of the hungarians is Kazakhstan - Asia from where they came to Europe around 1000 years ago. Even today the hungarians speak an asiatic language closely related to the khanty and mansi languages from Siberia - Asia.

[@mufasamufufu-rj6ti]

Mongolia, bro. Them and Finns people are the only one with ZERO european connection

[@rabandris]

with this logic transylvania is not the home land of the romanians. You can leave back to the balkans

[@3dfxvoodoocards6]

@ there never was a mass-migration of latin people in Eastern Europe in the last 2000 years. The last one was the invasion of Dacia by the Roman Empire. After that there was no more mass-migration of latin speaking people in Eastern Europe. Curiously Dacia had approximately the same size and shape as today’s romanian speaking regions Romania plus Moldova. On the other hand it’s well documented that the hungarians are originally from Siberia - Asia and that they came to Europe around 1000 years ago.

[@CiciCat99]

We are all brotheeers. Let s just have peace for once. The Russians are plotting something anyway😂. Let s enjoy peace while we can😂

[@rabandris]

@@3dfxvoodoocards6 well documented :D mass latin immigrations of course there were from the south balkan to north.. course but much-much later. there is no any evidence of mass presence of latin speaking people not just in Transylvania but even in Moldavia until the XIV. c in Transylvania rather the XVII-XVIII. c 95% of the historically orthodox church in Transylvania was built after 1700's in the big city only in the XX. c

[@cappy_officialYT.]

Glad you like our country 😄🇷🇴

[@WyattandReyka]

It is an amazing place! 🥰🇷🇴

[@mesager5438]

Matei Corvin was the son of romanian principe of Transylvania, Iancu de Hunedoara and he was regent of Hungary. And, YES, ungaria is romanian word in origin.

[@ares1634]

Poor guys dont have even an own name after all. lol

[@mesager5438]

@@ares1634Whoever must recognize me by the name mesager will surely recognize me, and whoever does not, like you, will remain as he is, which here means completely beside the subject and truth.

[@ares1634]

@@mesager5438 Don't bs someone like me, who spent life on history.

[@ares1634]

@@mesager5438 Romanians loose credibility if some like you ridicule to extremes universally accepted, simple and clear matters like this.

[@mesager5438]

@@ares1634 Oh, you stupid and foolish agent, who do you think you are challenging? What do you mean the Day of the Lord is coming very soon?. Let me see where your credibility is then.

[@Sofia-0001]

That "entire different country" was also built in the interwar period of Romania and grew from a 6000 population during Mathias to a 62k population in 1918, to a 425,000 peeps today.. The 45k Hungarians 100 years ago are double today.. but obviously there is a Romanian majority, gathered from the nearby villages during industrialization. Also worth noting that after the 1438 Bobalna peasants revolt, followed by Unio Trium Nationum edict, between the Catholic ethnic groups of Transylvania, the last stand of peasants in Cluj town was razed to the ground, the Romanian Orthodox majority were not allowed to enter towns or to build in stone anymore, or to own land and noble titles, unless they declared themselves Catholic and Hungarian. Thats how since that time most noble Vlach / Romanian families, at least 53 attested, adopted a different house name like Corvinus to Hunyad, Drag Dragfi, Dan Danfy, Ban Banfy, etc. Transylvania was literally incorporated into Hungary only between 1867 - 1918, for 51 years.. Otherwise was an autonomous principality, according to all censuses, always of Romanian majority in history. From Gelu, Glad and MenuMorut Vlach rulers, who owned Transylvania and around at Magyars arrival, according to both Hungarian Chronicles. Even more after Hungarian kingdom was occupied by the Ottomans in 1526, after the Battle of Mohac, when Transylvania preserved same autonomous status towards the Ottoman empire.. Then Mathias Corvinus was the Hungarian king of Romanian ethnicity, as himself claims, through his father John Corvinus aka John the Vlach or John the Getae, Governor of Transylvania and Regent of Hungary, otherwise you wont see Mathias today in the Union Square of CLUSIUS NAPOCA, raised on the spot of a former ROMAN Castrum location. Mathias himself started the frenzy about the Roman origin of Wallachians/Romanians, documented and publicized by his house writer Antonio Bonfini, in order to prove Mathias's descendance from the Romans, through Vlachs / Romanians, in the conflict with the German Roman emperor Fredrick of Habsburg in Vienna, which he occupied in 1486, when also added the title of Roman emperor. Earlier notes about Wallachians of Transylvania being "Old Romans" are also found when they are used by the Hungarian king to defeat and expel the Golden Horde from east Carpathians, the Byzantine Greeks being named the "New Romans" by that time of 12-13 century. Mathias's great grandfather Sherb was a Wallachian noble family from Ramnic and Arges counties, who crossed the mountains in Transylvania during Vlaicu I of Wallachia where during Mathias's grandfather Voicu received large lands in the Hateg region of south Transylvania, for bravery in battles. Just like Drag and Bogdan families of Maramures region were used by the Hungarian crown to defeat and expel he Mongols and Tatars from the east of Carpathians to beyond the Dniester river, in what became the Wallachian kingdom of Moldavia, ruled by the Transylvanian Vlach/Romanian Mushatin dynasty. Not only the father Voicu, who built the Hunyad Castle, but also the mother of John Corvinus, Elizabeth Margean, was also a Moldavian Mushatin. Aunt of Bogdan II of Moldavia, so his son Stephan the Great of Moldavia, was a nephew of John Corvinus, thats why as orphan found refugee at John's castle, where he grew up for a while along Mathias and the other orphan, Vlad III the Impaler of Wallachia.. Also the 'Hungarian' mother of Mathias comes from a Garajda family, originated in the Banate of Macoviensis, also known in history as Malla Vlashka - Little Wallachia, located between Drava and Sava rivers, south of Hungary and no wonder that the translated name to the early 15 century nobiliary title translates exactly to Silash, Szilagi. Also note that the official language in the Principality of Transylvania, even in the Hungarian kingdom, in church and administration, was LATIN, until 1842, when the mostly Hungarian nobles Diet of Cluj changed it to Hungarian, creating a massive rift between the different ethnic groups of Transylvania. which led to civil wars and defeat of Hungarians in 1848-1949 and the rise of independence sentiment between various ethnic groups under the Hungarian crown. According to the Transylvanian German priest and philosopher Stephan Ludwig Roth, born in what is Medias today, who opposed in the Diet of Cluj the impose of Hungarian as official language in 1842, the spoken common language of all ethnic groups of Transylvania was always Romanian. "The gentlemen from the Diet in Klausenburg may have given birth to an official language, and now they rejoice, that the child was born.... However we have already a language of the land. It is not German, also not the Hungarian language, but the Wallachian language! We may take measures and threaten as we like, that is the way it is, and not otherwise. When two people of different nationalities, who cannot speak each other's language, meet, is the Wallachian language that serves as translator. No matter if one travels or goes to the market, anyone can speak Wallachian. Before one tries to see whether that one can speak German or that one can speak Hungarian, the discussion starts in Wallachian." The spy Letter of Romanian trader Neacsu of Campulung sent in 1521 to the Saxon Mayor of Brasov Johannes Benkner, was also written in a clear Romanian. So thats real history my friends.

[@rabandris]

look! it is a perfect distortion of history in which mixtures or factual trues are perfectly mixed with idiotism and a lot of information was invented by Romanians. it should be nice not to spread fake information however you feel extremely smart.

[@Sofia-0001]

@@rabandris Well spend at least 30 years on history, archeology, anthropology, linguistics, genetics then we talk.

[@rabandris]

@@Sofia-0001to create an alternative fake history?

[@Sofia-0001]

@@rabandris What the heck are you talking about? This is all officially documented, fake is your Hung propaganda.

[@Sofia-0001]

@@rabandris What the heck are you talking about? This is all officially documented, fake is your Hung propaganda.

[@THTSound]

Best static shots,camera work,collages and music, that I've seen on these kind of videos 👍

[@ionela0202]

Guys the cozonac that you ate it's not romanian cozonac😭 that's the hungarian one, baigli. The romanian cozonac it's completely different, it's a sweet fluffy bread filled with chocolate spread, turkish delight, walnuts, raisins sometimes poppy seeds (we adjust it to our own taste and add whatever we like, but most of the times they are filled with cocoa spread and turkish delight)

[@WyattandReyka]

Our bad!! 😭 sorry to our romanian friends 🇷🇴

[@salomirciprian8342]

Baigli it is German not Hungarian. Please go to Panemar and you will see it is called German cozonac.

[@ionela0202]

@@salomirciprian8342 you're wrong. It's a traditional hungarian pastry. Do some research on google.

[@salomirciprian8342]

@@ionela0202 It is popular in Central Europe and parts of Eastern Europe, where it is commonly eaten at Christmas and Easter time. It is traditional in several cuisines, including Polish (strucla z makiem, strucla makowa; poppy seed cake = makowiec), Kashubian (makówc), Hungarian (mákos bejgli[1]), Slovak (makovník), Czech (makový závin), Austrian (Mohnbeugel, Mohnstrudel or Mohnstriezel), Ukrainian (pyrih z makom пирiг з маком or makivnyk маківник), Belarusian (makavy rulet макавы рулет), Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian (makovnjača or štrudla sa makom), Slovenian (makova potica), Romanian (coardă cu mac), Russian (rulet s makom рулет с маком), Lithuanian (aguonų vyniotinis), Latvian (magonmaizite), German (Mohnstrudel), and Yiddish (mohn roll).

[@MrQ454]

@@salomirciprian8342 Anyway what they tried was not Cozonac. Almost all they chose was more Hungarian than traditional Romanian.

[@luciantatar6931]

hi, actually Mathias Corvin is half romanian, from the father side Iancu de Hunedoara ;)

[@WyattandReyka]

Thank you for clarifying that for us!! 🥰🇷🇴

[@rabandris]

it is not true already hunedorara came the hunyad older name hunyadvára. He was not at all romanian

[@3dfxvoodoocards6]

@@rabandris yes he was half-romanian, half-hungarian. His father was WALLACHIAN (romanian) who just moved to Hungary, his nickname was THE VLACH (romanian).

[@rabandris]

@ ok , the vlach are not equals with Romanians . That time the elit of wallachia was mainly cumans. And the menaing of the nationality was totally different.. he was not romanian

[@mufasamufufu-rj6ti]

​@@rabandrishahaha you mad!? The Voivode's ethnic Romanian origins are confirmed by several sources. For example, until 1439, Iancu is called Ioan the Romanian in documents, several chroniclers of the era referring to his Romanian origin. After his son, Matia Corvinus, became king, Frederic of Habsburg reproached him for not having royal origins, but for having a Romanian father. Matias, for his part, when criticized for not having royal origins, referred to his Roman origins.

[@shockandawe7274]

You guys are the gift that keeps on giving. Thanks for another vlog filled with good vibes and high energy. Fun fact: Matei Corvin descends descends from a Wallachian called Ioan son of Voicu. Corvin means The Crow - Crow was the emblem on Wallachia's flag.

[@bonzaiko]

FYI, the church from 2:30 to 3:55 is St. Michael's Church, not the Dormition of the Theotokos Cathedral (which is where the market at the end is located) :) St. Michael's is not a cathedral as it does not have a bishop.

[@smit5590]

It's Romania's Great Union Day

[@WyattandReyka]

Happy great union day!! 🥰🇷🇴

[@badboy.undeadarmy9949]

Wow, i m really glad u love my home country. Also, another suggestion, you should visit Sighisoara too, a beautiful city, it will not disappoint you. Cheers !

[@WyattandReyka]

Next time!! We have already left Romania but we hope to visit more places soon 🥰

[@MathewLauren]

Absolutely loved the shorter video friends!

[@WyattandReyka]

Daw thank you so much!!! Can’t wait to watch your 1st cruise video 🥰

[@BStudios]

At this point in time Oradea is the most beautiful city in Romania hands down. Things change with their ppl.

[@WyattandReyka]

We will have to visit!! 🥰🤗

[@mufasamufufu-rj6ti]

Dream on

[@krishna_pandey24]

Great trip but I never thought there would be anything romanian not ending with ‘uu’😅

[@iosifpop597]

Ignore the comments saying that what you've eaten is not cozonac. It is a type of cozonac, based on a German recipe (mohnstrudel) and in Transylvania is called German Cozonac, similar to Beigli. It is the right choice to eat in Transylvania, because it is traditional for this part of the country. In Southern and Eastern Romania you would eat the Romanian cozonac which is more like a lot of dough and not so much filling. I can't eat that Southern one.

[@danielacinderella9501]

The father of Matey Corvin was Iancu de Hunedoaraa very famous ROMANIAN RULER OF Transylvania - he married a hungaryan lady only for political reasons and also the first famous Hungarian king was half ROMANIAN Steven the Saint , because his mom was a Romanian princess who raised her son in the Ortodox faith , so all hungarians were baptized in the Christian faith but after 2centuries they split from Orthodoxy and became catholics and started terrible persecutions against Romanians !

[@ares1634]

Even the mother of Mathias was from a Hungarianized Vlach noble family.

[@3dfxvoodoocards6]

Interesting video

[@tabikaaaa]

have fun!:D

[@WyattandReyka]

Thank you!!! 🙏🥰

[@stanciuflorin5328]

Super! ❤️💛💙

[@WyattandReyka]

Amazing! 🥰

[@adriansintiuan]

I hope you managed to see the military parade from today's morning. You should also try to visit Salina Turda. A Mrbeast video was filmed there

[@WyattandReyka]

We actually already left romania but we’d love to come back soon! And yes! We heard that mrbeast was in Romania. Very cool. Cheers!!

[@Nimrod867]

In hungarian Chimney cake is Kürtőskalács

[@WyattandReyka]

We want to visit Hungary!! 🥰

[@Nimrod867]

@WyattandReyka thats nice! you guys will love Budapest 🇭🇺♥️

[@mariusmic6573]

That's not the tallest church in Romania :) might be 3rd place maybe

[@dancoman1798]

Catedrala Mantuirii Neamului se ridica la 120m inaltime. Mai inalta cu 40m decat Biserica SF Mihail din Cluj.

[@bluegreen333-g5r]

"anticariat" is the word for antiquarian, second hand books, is not a name, of a specific store. :)

[@WyattandReyka]

Oops 😂

[@NelutuStejarel]

Iasul este al 2

[@likabn]

Cel mai înalt turn este cel al Bisericii evanghelice din Bistrița. Are 90 de metri

[@anjolinho]

If you wanna eat romanian cozonac you should go to some mountain pension. There you have the biggest chance to eat some authentic romanian food and cozonac. I ate many diferent sweets from diferent countries buit the cozonac is simply unique in this part of Europe. You should try something from less affected by civilization, like a mountain village where the original traditioanal food and activities are still alive. Later edit. Most of the people vbisit Bucharest, Brasov, Cluj Napoca or Timisoara, just because those cities have a lot more exposure. But Suceava, Iasi also have a lot of things to show. Suceava was for a lonf time the capital of Moldova. Iasi was also the capital of Moldova and is considered the "cultural capital of Romania". The 1st university was in Iasi. 1st botanical garden. Iasi also have the Palace of Culture which is high in the tops of most beautiful palaces of the world. Technical University of Iasi also have one of the most beautiful libraries in the world while the National Theaters is ranked on 2nd or 3rd place in the world as one of the most spectacular places to visit. Next time, in case you dind't plannedm you should visit Iasi. you will simply feel the real romanian hospitality. Not the comercial hospitality, but the real "street" hopsitality with people eager to show and tell about romanians.

[@WyattandReyka]

Thank you so much for the suggestions!! We will def check that out to get some real cozonac and also visit Iasi! 🥰

[@Daniel-lh4do]

Matei Corvin was a romanian King,,he defend western Europe from the otomans..

[@WyattandReyka]

Thank you for the help on that one 🥰

[@mufasamufufu-rj6ti]

Yes, because nationality use as first rule paternity, not maternity

[@rabandris]

your ass is maybe Romanian

[@rabandris]

@@mufasamufufu-rj6ti at least learn the internationally accepted and known history... i know it makes a cognitív dissonance in you , but nobody is interested in the chauvinistic romanian fairy tales

[@ares1634]

@@rabandris Well is nothing chauvinistic about telling a documented historical truth. According to all contemporary sources king Mathias Corvinus of Hungary was ethnic Wallachian, Romanian by father John Corvinus aka John the Vlach. He himself claimed that to prove Roman ancestry on father's side.

[@mufasamufufu-rj6ti]

Embre Bacsi, just remember, we, the Romanians, the descendants of the Dacians, of Rex Decebalus, the one who defeated the Roman Empire, (once) forcing him to pay a tax for peace, are carved on the Column of the Emperor Trajan, we stand guard on the Arch of Constantine in Rome, as proof of the respect shown by the Romans and the Roman Empire. No other "country" has this millennial respect.

[@rabandris]

ok of Iancu de Hunedoara is from Wallachia. The elit of Wallachia was Cuman, The Dacian are not from Wallachia.. the Dacian became "romans " / and they survived 700 years of 4-5 different invasions ( huns, germans, visigots, cumans, Bulgarians, Hungarians, slavs) without any ethnical damage ... nice fairy tales. but the romanaized dacians moved to Moldavia and Wallachia, or how?

[@mufasamufufu-rj6ti]

@@rabandris Embre Bacsi, go sing to another table! It's not yours and never will be. We strong, you smollllll and powerless. It's not that I'm saying, historians and even your academic people are saying. It is what it is.

[@shadowrock]

​@@rabandristhe romanians who founded Wallachia and Moldavia migrated from Transilvania. The romanians who came from Făgăraș founded Wallachia and the ones who came from Maramureș (Northen Transilvania) founded Moldavia. They all migrated from Transilvania

[@rabandris]

@@shadowrock it is a totally new idea. Where did you read it.. can you share some sources?

[@shadowrock]

@@rabandrisof course! Here's the founding of Moldavia. It's all on Wikipedia en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Founding_of_Moldavia#:~:text=Romanian%20histories%20cite%20Moldavian%20chronicles,%2C%20desc%C4%83lecat%20or%20%22dismounting%22 Dragoș from Maramureș basically founded Moldavia. There were many romanians living in Hungary when the mongol invason happened so a lot of them migrated south apparently. Two of them were Bezerenbam and Miselav (en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bezerenbam_and_Mi%C8%99elav) Many romanian knezates owned land in Transilvania. Some of the even became voievodes of Transilvania. For example, Ștefan Mailat was a romanian voievode of Transilvania between 1534 and 1541. He built the Făgăraș fortress from stone ( it was made out of wood before) .

[@vasilegherasim7894]

DA, Romania it's beautiful... Nașpa it's occupied by humans....

[@theunorthodox828]

Yeah, because unofficially it is an entirely different country. Cheers

[@MrQ454]

That is not Cozonac! It's some kind of Hungarian Beigli...

[@bujdososzekely]

The City of Kolozsvar ( Cluj ) population was 95% Hungarian before the shameful Trianon Dictate in June 4. 1920. Victor Orban prime minister of Hungary statemant about the shameful Trianon Dictate kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWLKnotjYtaGqrs

[@AlexanderBC42]

did bros miss the national day parade? sadge!

[@robertmarinescu-zo6ib]

I'm frustrated because since I've been looking at you, honestly, I didn't know what beautiful places we have here. Hell, I've been to Brasov or Cluj-Napoca so many times and I didn't have the ability to see... what you see . [this city was under Hungarian rule for centuries, built by the Roman empire. because of this empire, our country is called that. in Romania there is still an absurd polemic about the claim of this city. I ask you logically, how can it be Hungarian property if their first tribes appeared in Europe in the 4th century. on this reasoning, it means that Lombardy is Austrian territory. ok, let's get back to the topic ] probably the Sibiu looks the same spectacular. I'm in love with Sighisoara, and the reason is not at all the fact that there is a house of Dracula here, I'm not kidding, because King Dracula stayed here for a while...and he wasn't a vampire. the moment with the bakery shop, something like that, next time get croissants with pistachio paste. they are terribly good. in romania there is a saying ;; the beautiful country is wrong because it has inhabitants ;;. on that bench you ate something that it is specifically Hungarian, I am referring to the first product, sometimes they are extremely sweet, at least for me. ;snail;; with cinnamon it's just as good as with nuts. In the end, believe me, I was almost ashamed in my soul, I'm not exaggerating, I really didn't see things the way you did... thank you from the bottom of my heart for this...correction.

[@rabandris]

🤓 where did you learn the history frankly?

[@robertmarinescu-zo6ib]

@@rabandris ok.inteleg sarcasmul tau.n-avem nevoie de engleza.spune tu ,elitist ce esti,cind au venit stramosii tai in coltul asta de lume .cind acest popor exista aici ,poporul tau ;;ratacea;; prin stepele mongole si teritoriiile cu ;;bastinasi;; de oricine turca.

[@robertmarinescu-zo6ib]

@@rabandris eu am suficienta intelegere fata de persoanele sarcastice.insa,e purul adevar,stramosii tai erau raspinditi prin stepele mongole si teritorii cu populatii turce.ati venit in europa,v-ati intins corturile pe la jumatatea sec 4 si...n-ati mai plecat acasa,ati ramas pe capul nostru.

[@ares1634]

Can you removed this BS story telling and learn some accurate history? It makes no justice to Romanians.

[@robertmarinescu-zo6ib]

@@ares1634 ok. the truth is that I don't feel comfortable. we live in different times and it doesn't matter who is right anymore. at least I know that...chronologically this is how it happened. have a nice day.

[@rabandris]

still 20% of the city poulated by hungarians

[@3dfxvoodoocards6]

2022 census Cluj-Napoca Romanians - 84% Hungarians - 14% The percentage of hungarians is going down in Transylvania especially because of mixed hungarian-romanian marriages

[@rabandris]

@@3dfxvoodoocards6 actually the Hungarians are mainly gone or just with the city's growth the proportionally the number of Hungarians is decreasing. To be honest, in a mostly hostile hungarophob environment it is not a big surprise.

[@rabandris]

@@3dfxvoodoocards6 I remember when it became under 20% the mayor of the city was happy to destroy the Hungarian signs...

[@3dfxvoodoocards6]

@@rabandris the vast majority of the romanians have nothing against the hungarians. But the vast majority of the hungarians hate Romania, the romanians and everything that is romanian so the romanians feel that and mirror thier attitude back. I’m 25% hungarian and 75% romanian, I don’t have bad feelings againt the hungarians but many of them hate the romanians, are very very arrogant towards the romanians, they lack empathy and are very subjective and biased so as a romanian it’s hard to ignore that anti-romanian attitude the hungarians have.

[@ares1634]

@@rabandris As a Transylvanian Im telling you that is bs Hungarian propaganda. Ethnic Hungarians are double in numbers in Cluj, compared to 100 years ago, but the majority population is from the Romanian villages nearby and the many who settled there for work or after university. Except the 2 counties in the middle ethnic Hungarians are very well integrated in Transylvania. I meet a 100 Hungarians everyday and where they can speak Hungarian are free to do so and no one bothers with that. You know what is more detrimental to them when comes to preserving Hungarian roots in Transylvania? Too much freedom to study in mother tongue, from kindergarten to university, which leaves them unprepared to integrate in a majority Romanian society after school, while the only suitable choice in this case is to move to Hungary.

[@mosanton]

Hi !! What you ate is not a ,,cozonac,, :))

[@WyattandReyka]

Our bad on that one! 🥰🇷🇴

[@bogrec5305]

´´It feels like a different country´´ You are in Hungary, thats why

[@dancoman1798]

Nu. Este in Europa si nu langa Urali, nu este in Ufa, capitala Ungariei. Este in Romania.

[@3dfxvoodoocards6]

Transylvania population 2022 Romanians - 76% Hungarians - 17% !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@unuldintrevoi3350]

that''s not the real deal cozonac

[@PavelVarlan]

Transilvania was always controlled by romanians,hungarians r emigrants from mongolia

[@WyattandReyka]

Very interesting!! Thank you. 🙏🥰

[@dancoman1798]

Maghiarii sunt neam turcic venind din sudul Uralilor.

[@rabandris]

@@WyattandReyka i think better if you check the real history of Transylvania in real history books, because your stream is full with romanian chauvinistic trolls

[@rabandris]

even Romania as a state has existed since 1850... I don't know how the hell they controlled anything before

[@dancoman1798]

@@rabandris Conform definitiei tale nici Germania, Italia nu existau ca state, Romania este mai veche si decat Federatia Rusa care este stat din 1991! Intelegi vreun pic din istorie? Germania a fost infiintata in 1871, dupa Romania!