At the beginning of the 19th century, in Radauti area, it was attested the presence of a Jewish community which, in 1830, had inaugurated the cult activity in the first synagogue. In 1880, on the occasion of the visit of Emperor Franz Joseph I in Radauti, a Jewish delegation asked him to help them purchase […]
Belonging to the UNESCO heritage, Sucevita Monastery and the Church of the Saviour at Berestovo represent the theme of the joint stamp issue Romania – Ukraine, introduced into circulation by Romfilatelia. The link between the two churches, subject of the postage stamps issue, is the great personality of Petru Movila (1596-1646), nephew of Ieremia Movila.
Traditions represent the complex of conceptions, customs and beliefs and they are the living heritage of the past, always influencing the present. Next to rituals and ceremonies, they are permanent in the history of a culture or a country. As a promoter of spiritual and cultural values, Romfilatelia introduces into circulation the postage stamps issue
A result of the concern for the reform of the national security system in terms of turning the traditional intelligence cycle into analysis-based models, better tailored to the need for information of the lawful beneficiaries, the establishment of the National Intelligence Community and of the Integrated Intelligence Office – in 2005 by Decision of the
„ALO, ALO, AICI RADIO BUCURESTI!…” (“HELLO, WEARE RADIO BUCHAREST!…”) Launched in the ether on November 1st, 1928, these words represented the birth of the Romanian Radio. In his inaugural speech, professor Dragomir Hurmuzescu, the first President of the Administration Board of the Radiotelephonic Broadcast Company from Romania and the creator of the first experimental radio
On the 135th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between Romaniaand Turkey(1878), Romfilatelia introduces into circulation the postage stamps issue dedicated to “Carol I” Mosque in Constanta. A symbol of harmony between two communities of different confessions, the Mosque “Carol I” in Constanta, called by the Muslims “Kral camisi” or “the Mosque of the King”, was
Loyal to its mission of promoting unique historical monuments from our country, Romfilatelia celebrates the anniversary of three and a half centuries since beginning the construction of the Wooden Church from Rogoz by introducing into circulation a postage stamps issue dedicated to this event. Wooden churches have been unanimously recognized for the simplicity and balance
The one who would be referred to as “Magic bird of the Romanian folk song” or “the nightingale from the Mulberry Orchard”, Maria Tanase made her debut on stage at the age of 21, in 1934, under the pseudonyms Elise Lamé and Mary Atanasiu together with Carabus Expres musical magazine band. Gifted with an exceptional
Continuing the promotion project of one of the most archetypal buildings of Bucharest, Romfilatelia introduces into circulation the postage stamps issue Architecture – The National Bank of Romania Palace (II) – Allegorical Statues, which series of four stamps and a souvenir sheet reproduce the images of the ornamental elements that highlight this imposing edifice. The
The 25th of January 2013 marked 20 years since signing the Treaty on friendly relations and cooperation between Romania and the Republic of Poland, occasion on which Romfilatelia introduces into circulation the joint stamp issue Romania – Poland with the theme Folk Art – Traditional Folk Costumes. Folk art is the natural expression of the
