On the occasion of the Holy Feast of Christmas, marking for Christians all over the world the birth of our Saviour Jesus Christ, Romfilatelia introduces into circulation the postage stamp issue Christmas 2014, consisting of a stamp that reproduces the image of an icon with the birth of Jesus Christ our Lord, belonging to Stavropoleos […]
On the occasion of 25 years since the Revolution of December 1989, Romfilatelia dedicates to this event the postage stamp issue “25 Years since the Fall of Communism”. It is well known that the Revolution of 1989 marked the history of the Romanian people and brought our country back among the European democracies, after more
Romfilatelia introduces into circulation the joint stamp issue Romania-Croatia dedicated to fortified church assemblies dating from the Middle Ages, through the two postage stamps illustrating the Evangelical Church in Cristian, Brasov, and St. Nicholas Church, in Komiža, Vis Island, Croatia. Both architectural ensembles have fulfilled over the centuries both the role of a church and
The Carol I University Foundation hosting over a century of history, was meant to become “an institution for the benefit of the youth from all the faculties in the country, whose aim will be to offer students a place of assembly, equipped with a library always open, where they can satisfy their love of study”,
“The Royal Crown is not a symbol of the past, but a unique representation of our independence, sovereignty and unity. The Crown is a reflection of the State and the Nation. The Crown has consolidated Romania through loyalty, courage, respect, generosity and modesty.” King Michael I On 25th October 2014, the longest living statesman in
Romfilatelia dedicates a special postage stamp issue to fruits and fauna from the Carpathian Mountains of Romania, illustrating the ancestral relation between the animal and vegetal kingdoms; the four pairs of elements selected for the topic of the issue harmoniously link wild fruits and animals. At the intersection of five biogeographically regions,Romaniaranks as one of
By Decree No. 765 of July 4th/16th, 1864, ruler Alexandru Ioan Cuza enacted the founding act of theUniversityofBucharest. At the time, Mihail Kogalniceanu was Prime Minister, and the poet Dimitrie Bolintineanu was the Minister in charge of Public Instruction. It should be noted that according to the Public Instruction Act, primary education was becoming general,
On the 24th of January 1859, the history pages of the Romanian Principalities witness an important event under the name of the “Union of the Principalities”. Two historical regions of the ancient land of Dacia were united to become a single country, known starting with 1962, under the name of Romania. After accomplishing the Union,
“The artist, like the literate, must belong to his time; Only under this condition, his works will be transmitted to posterity. He must belong to his country, the only way for him to be amazing. He must express its opinions, if he wants to be true and admired by thinkers. He must truly show himself
On the occasion of this year’s organisation in Bucharest, between May 14th- 17th, of the World Conference of Masonic Regular Grand Lodges, Romfilatelia introduces into circulation the postage stamps issue dedicated to this event. Of particular importance, the organisation of the World Conference of Masonic Regular Grand Lodges inRomaniais perceived as a unique event in
