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	Bratca, Bihor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bratca (Hungarian: Barátka) is a large commune situated in Bihor County, western Romania.
		Bratca is located on the main road (European Road E60) and railway line from Oradea to Cluj-Napoca and further east to Bucharest.
		Bratca is situated in the Apuseni mountains, one of the most important mountain ranges in this part of Romania.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bratca,_Romania (135 words)

	Romania
		Romania has received a lot of negative press over here in recent years.
		A news story featuring the country tends either to be about corruption, poverty, assylum seekers or the continuing plight of its abandonned children.
		These are all real and important issues in Romania, but to focus purely on these at the expense of all its virtues is to overlook a rich and artistic culture that has so much to offer.
	www.woodcock88.seriouslyinternet.com /Romania/romania.html (98 words)

	Black Web Bratca, Romania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Bratca is located on the main road (Euroрean Road E60) and railway line from Oradea to Cluj-Naрoca and further east to Bucharest
		Bratca is situated in the Aрuseni mountains; one of the most imрortant mountain ranges in this рart of Romania
		Bratca (Hungarian language : Barátka) is a large commune situated in Bihor County ; western Romania
	bratca.romania.en.onlinelinks.info (145 words)

	Ioan Tepelea
		Ioan Tepelea is the current president of the international Academy of Sciences, Literature and Arts (ASLA), based in Oradea, Romania.
		Tepelea was born in 3 June 1949, in the village of Beznea, near Bratca, Bihor, Romania.
		He studied history and philosophy at Cluj-Napoca and has to date written many books about Romania and Europe in general at the time of World War I.
	www.teachersparadise.com /ency/en/wikipedia/i/io/ioan_tepelea.html (116 words)

	White Cross Mission - One Percent Scheme
		In 1997, I travelled to the Romanian towns of Remeti and Bratca, in the Province of Cluj-Napocal, with the White Cross Misssion.
		In the "baby's ward" in Bratca, the state of the younger orphans was horrific.
		In Bratca, a new Director has taken over who has succeeded in employing a number of extra qualified staff, among them a physiotherapist and a speech therapist.
	www.onepercentscheme.org /charity3.htm (1010 words)

	Oradea - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		During World War II, Northern Transylvania and Oradea were ceded by Romania to Hungary as a result of the Vienna Award; this dictate was reversed at the war's end and the lands were returned to Romania.
		During Communism and in the first years of Romania's post-Communist transition, many of the historical buildings became derelict or were degrading.
		After 2002, when Romania entered into a period of economic boom, many historical buildings in the city were restored to their previous state and currently, the city possesses a very historic and well-maintained feel.
	dictionpedia.com /en/Oradea (1352 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Romania - Part II
		Life in Bratca tends to depend on subsistence farming, and although there is some industry in the larger cities, the Romanian economy is slowly collapsing as the value of the Lei (currency) decreases against western currencys.
		We took Sebi out for a walk along with some of the other children about a week after I arrived in Bratca, and when we fetched him he was wearing a pair of red, kitten-heeled sandals that were of course far too big for him.
		However, he was immensely proud of his shoes, as the kids did not tend to have shoes at this time, and nothing of their own, and when he could not find one on our return he was distraught.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A488243 (930 words)

	Romania Mission
		Nicolae Ceaucescu was president of Romania from 1967 to 1989.
		In the county of Jud Bihor, in western Romania, children who were assessed to be mentally retarded were sent, at the age of three, to an institution in the country village of Cadea.
		On release, many of the children were sent to hospital buildings in the mountain villages of Remeti and Bratca.
	www.goodshepherdonline.org /MissionWork/Romania/Romania2005.htm (422 words)

	Warmly traditional. - european city guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Romania has majestic castles, medieval towns, great hiking and wildlife, and cheap skiing and is one of the 'undiscovered' countries of the former Eastern Bloc.
		Romania has a juicy calendar of folklore festivals and numerous smaller ones remain unpublicised, preserving their authenticity.
		Romania abounds with nature and has 13 national parks.
	romania.europeancityguide.com (254 words)

	White Cross Mission - How to Help (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In Romania Fundatia Crucea Alba, led by Dr Oros, has handed over the ownership and control of all our houses in Beznea, Bratca, Balnaca and Suncuius to a new charity led by Pr Gheorghe Bud and Vasile Pasca, known as Fundatia de Caritate Delureni.
		The children at Remeti, Bratca and Braile are, on the whole, genuinely handicapped and, although we believe that all children, no matter how handicapped, would benefit from a loving home environment, we are realistic enough to know that it will be unlikely if these children ever know anything other than institutional life.
		Work in Romania was not neglected with the start, last September, of the conversion of the ground floor at Casa Anoushka to a dental surgery and small apartment for visiting dentists.
	www.whitecross.org.uk /news2002sum.shtml (2229 words)

	The Smiles Foundation, Sack of Smiles
		Sacks are sponsored at £30 / $50 each which guaranteed consistency and quality, as well as suitability for boys and girls appropriate for the age receiving them.
		All supplies were purchased in Romania to help the local economy.
		With 868 sacks sponsored, Smiles Teams were able to deliver presents to all of the youngsters that Smiles are involved with throughout the year, in the family program, through the school and nursery, Gypsy village and Bratca hospital.
	www.thesmilesfoundation.org /projects/SackOfSmiles.html (169 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Romania, Part IV
		There are also scooters and tricycles for the children to play on, and each room has its own store of clothes, so that the children are no longer wearing what they can lay their hands on, and they all have their own shoes.
		In fact, the only apparent downside of all the changes is the imminent withdrawal of the White Cross Mission from Bratca as their support becomes needed more elsewhere.
		Aid is still desperately needed in Romania as the economy seems on the verge of collapse, and the White Cross Mission is branching out from it's Cornish roots to help achieve the aim of supplying some of this.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A500824 (388 words)

	White Cross Mission - Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Ceaucescu boasted that there were no handicapped people in Romania, therefore babies with obvious handicap were disposed of or hidden.
		All the children in the Sectille de Neuropsihatrie Infantila at Remeti and Bratca are committed mental patients.
		They are all in the care of a Health Department that has little money to spare and the only provision, until recently, for their future is to transfer them at the age of 18 to the adult mental hospital at Nucet.
	www.whitecross.org.uk /background.shtml (1067 words)

	Oradea Did You Mean oradea
		Oradea (-Romanian, Hungarian: Nagyvárad, sometimes Várad; German: Großwardein) is a city located in the county of Bihor (BH), in Transylvania, Romania.
		The city proper has a population of 206,614 (according to the 2002 census); this does not include areas outside the municipality; they bring the total urban area population to approximately 220,000.
		In the post-war years the Communist government of Romania engaged in a policy of relocating Romanians from Oltenia and Moldavia, and more than 130,000 people were transplanted to Oradea between 1945-1985.
	www.did-you-mean.com /Oradea.html (1473 words)

	The Smiles Foundation, Bratca Hospital Orphanage
		The Bratca Hospital Orphanage is a happier place today than when The Smiles Foundation was first made aware of it.
		In October 2002, a telephone call came through to the Smiles office from a Christian doctor, visiting the hospital as part of his regular monthly routine work.
		Sponsor the Bratca Hospital Orphanage with a minimum monthly commitment of £20
	www.thesmilesfoundation.org /projects/BratcaHospitalOrphanage.html (310 words)

	Finally at Wigton Methodist Church
		When I arrived in Romania, the Smiles team took us round the different projects so we could get an idea of what had already been established.
		We visited two children's centres, where children can escape from abusive families or simply get washed, an emergency housing shelter for families that are evicted from their homes, and in Tileagd we visited the school, nursery and gypsy community.
		Apparently, last winter one family in the building was not able to pay their electricity bill and, as a result, the whole block of flats was cut off without electricity for the winter.
	www.wigtonmethodist.org.uk /finally.php (1823 words)

	Roger Day - Certified Transactional Analyst (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		They are currently training Romanian and Roma staff in counselling skills, supporting individuals in ongoing training in counselling and play therapy and also providing therapeutic support for staff as and when they need it.
		Smiles is in the process of appointing a full-time play leader to visit families in poverty, where she (or he) will encourage children to play and in some cases even teach them how to play.
		They are also now available on a consultancy basis to help other organisations in Romania, including charities, to train their staff in counselling skills and to set up their own therapy services.
	www.roger-day.com /page8.html (271 words)

	New Page 9 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The aim of both charities is to establish a small, family run children's home for a small number of abandoned or orphaned children, who are presently living in state orphanages.
		The house has been extended and completely renovated, and is now in the process of being furnished.
		Legislation takes a long time in Romania, so for the present, the children live in their house with their Romanian foster parents, during school holidays.
	bratca.com /en/charity.htm (238 words)

	International Jewish Cemetery Project - Romania Bo-Bu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The General Census of the Population of Romania ?December 29,1930, I-III, Bucharest, 1938 Ernst Wagner, Historisch-statistisches Ortsnamenbuch fur Siebenburgen, Moshe Carmilly- Weinberger, History of the Jews of Transylvania.
		Ortsnamenbuch, Heidelberg, 1992 The General Census of the Population of Romania, December 29,1930, I-III, Bucharest, 1938 Ernst Wagner, Historisch-statistisches Ortsnamenbuch fur Moshe Carmilly- Weinberger, History of the Jews of Transylvania.
		Recensamintul general al populatiei din Romania din 7 ianuarie 1992 (The General Census of the Population of Romania from January 7, 1992), vol.
	www.jewishgen.org /cemetery/e-europe/rom-bo.html (14529 words)

	Romania real estate, Romania real estate for sale, real estate Romania, Romania real estate investment, Romania real ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		If you are purchasing a property in Romania to rent out as a business for holidays, you need to consider how attractive the area is for tourists.
		Romania - like many countries you can invest in provide tax benefits for real estate & property investors aswell as residence visas and assistance.
		It is essential that they know what kind of place you're looking for and that they understand the needs of a buyer who cannot turn up for viewings at the drop of a hat.
	www.4321.co.il /property/Romania_real_estate.asp?CurrentPage=1&Country=Romania&Rental= (3545 words)

	Romania Mission 2006
		Ceacescu boasted that there were no handicapped people in Romania; therefore, babies with obvious handicaps were disposed of or hidden.
		The Mission is currently taking care of thirty-three children in its six family houses.
		We will journey to Romania for ten days in July 2006 to work with the children still housed in orphanages.
	www.goodshepherdonline.org /MissionWork/Romania/Romania2006.htm (505 words)

	CRY Homepage - Visitors Book (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		We travel to Romania once a year, by Christmas and we also have sixty children at a summercamp at the Balatonsea in Hungary every year.
		I volunteered in Romania for over a year am fluent and have relevant experience of working with marginalised children and young adults in Romania.
		Romania is very much on my heart, especially the street children.
	www.cry.org.uk /asp/visitors.asp?show=all (6668 words)

	Ramona
		At one month old she was admitted into institutional care in Oradea, then was moved to Cadea in 1987 and to Nucet in 1991.
		When Ramona was admitted to Bratca, thus into the care of the White Cross, in 1995, she had a medical history of bronchitis, rickets and pneumonia.
		The White Cross Mission is a charity that was set up after the death of Nicolae Ceaucescu in 1990 in response to the discovery of over 120,000 children living in grim institutions throughout Romania.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /rpcbc/Ramona.htm (623 words)

	Romanian groups
		Supporting poor families with food, medicine and social assistance...Operating School, Nursery, Child Care, Children's Hospital, State Hospital in Bratca for mentally ill, Emergency Housing for Homeless, Children Day Centres for Abandones, Neglected and Abused children and Christian Outreach.
		Farming with horses in Romania / Equine welfare in Romania
		The Tanner Romania Mission seeks to give hope to these children that have both seen and experienced so much suffering, providing them with life skills to help them look after themselves within the confines of a safe, secure and supportive family environment.
	www.riac.org.uk /html/romanian_groups.html (529 words)

	Restitution of Church and Communal Properties of the Hungarian Minority in Romania
		While neighboring countries long ago addressed and resolved the matter of property restitution, the decade-long delay by Romania constitutes an ongoing, major blow to religious freedom, civil society and the 2 million strong Hungarian minority's ability to maintain community and church life.
		The law, which in fact is an amended version of Government Decree 94/2000 never adopted by the Romanian Parliament and not a new piece of legislation, was widely criticized by Hungarian Churches already in its draft form.
		After more than a decade of obfuscation, delays and reneging the historic Hungarian churches are understandably wary and have been eager to have this matter settled in short order, but not without their inclusion in the process every step of the way and not at the expense of legally sound, thorough, considered, consensus-based legislation.
	www.hhrf.org /restitution/csce.htm (1677 words)

	Oradea Things To Do - Travel Guides - VirtualTourist.com
		Escorted Romania tours cost less than traveling independently.
		It is still in use, so go quietly, and be respectful around the sanctuary.
		- The Western Carpathians (Apuseni Mountains) are unique not only in Romania, but in the whole Europe, not necessarily due to their high peaks, but because of their wonderful lime formations with uncountable caves, Dolinas and Poljes.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Europe/Romania/Judetul_Bihor/Oradea-513177/Things_To_Do-Oradea-R-1.html (725 words)

	Bihor Did You Mean bihor
		) in North-Western Romania, Western Transylvania in the Cri?ana region, with capital city at Oradea (population: 206,527).
		Bihor has the lowest unemployment rate in Romania and among the lowest in Europe, with only 1.9% unemployment, compared to Romania's average of 5.5%.
		The county has 4 municipalities, 6 towns and 90 communes.
	www.did-you-mean.com /Bihor.html (271 words)

	Oradea Jewish Community
		Was born in Romania Transylvania, from Auschwitz was taken to a bomb factory, and then to Thereisinstadt, from where she was liberated in 1945.
		I was born in 1948 in the small town of Bratca, half way betweem Oradea and Cluj (Koloszvar), lived in Cluj from 1954-1961 and emigrated to the USA in 1962.
		My father, Josif (Joszef) Reich was born in Beznea (a small village near Bratca), and his family and extended family came from nearby villages and towns of Bratca, Beznea, and Feketepatak.
	www.oradeajc.com /features_forum.htm (9466 words)

	Cleaford FreePage - PRIMAVARA COPIILOR
		With the help of volunteers and paid Romanian workers, we have set up a small home in Valea Crisului, Bratca, Bihor, for up to six abandoned or orphaned children from state institutions.
		For the last few years we have supported three abandoned children who attend Scoala Ajutatoare, Popesti, Bihor, providing foster care in the home, with Romanian foster parents in all the school holidays.
		We need volunteers to help fund raise, to work in our charity shop in Penryn and possibly to help care for children in Romania.
	www.cleaford.co.uk /fp_pc.htm (274 words)

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