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	Cities of Romania quiz -- free game
		In 1884, this city was the first European city to have its streets electrically lit.
		This city, which used to be called Hermanstadt under the Austro-Hungarian administration, is the city where Samuel von Hahnemann, in 1797, established his first homeopatic laboratory.
		This city known as Pelendava in Roman Period, was first documented on the 1st of June 1475 by Laiota Basarab Waivode.
	www.funtrivia.com /playquiz.cfm?qid=196613 (195 words)

	Timisoara, Romania, Pictures
		Timisoara (Hungarian Temesvár), city in western Romania, capital of Timis County, on the Begej River and Begej Canal.
		The city consists of an inner town, which formerly was fortified, and four suburbs that are separated from the inner town by parks.
		A Gothic column in the main square of the city was erected in 1851 by Francis Joseph I, emperor of Austria, to commemorate the resistance of Timisoara during a 107-day siege by the Hungarian revolutionary army in 1849.
	www.greatestcities.com /Europe/Romania/Timisoara_Temesvar_city.html (310 words)

	Cities of Romania - Romania Quiz
		* In 1884, this city was the first European city to have its streets electrically lit.
		* This city, which used to be called Hermanstadt under the Austro-Hungarian administration, is the city where Samuel von Hahnemann, in 1797, established his first homeopatic laboratory.
		* This city was known in 1332 as Novum Forum Siculorum.
	www.funtrivia.com /quizdetails.cfm?quiz=196613 (71 words)

	Country Narrative - Romania
		Romania is a source and transit country for women and girls trafficked for the purpose of sexual exploitation.
		Romania increased its anti-trafficking law enforcement efforts and took steps to improve government coordination of anti-trafficking efforts by creating the National Agency for the Prevention of Trafficking in late 2005; it will receive funding from the national budget and have authority to direct other agencies to act on anti-trafficking initiatives.
		Victims were entitled to medical, legal, and social assistance, although the quality of the care and facilities provided was inconsistent among the various state-run shelters, and funding issues prompted the closure and reopening of several of the shelters during the reporting period.
	gvnet.com /humantrafficking/Romania-2.htm (653 words)

	Cities in Romania: 2005 Population Estimates
		Please bear in mind that this is only an estimate of the number of people in a given city -- it may be possible to obtain actual figures from the U.N. and government sources.
		Thus a city like Manila in the Philippines may have a city population of 1.6 million people (within its official city limits), but a urban area population closer to 10.5 million people.
		All city population figures have been esimtated using various factors and based on data from qualified sources.
	www.mongabay.com /igapo/2005_world_city_populations/Romania.html (367 words)

	About Romania, Romanian Cities
		Romania is a pro-Western transitional democracy, seeking to build democratic institutions and a market-based economy.
		Romania’s overall economic, political and social reform process has not been as robust as most transition countries in Central and South East Europe.
		The main historical regions of Romania are: Wallachia, Moldavia and Transylvania.
	www.dreptonline.ro /resurse/en_romania.php (294 words)

	Medieval cities Romania, medieval cities, castles medieval, presentation, photos and touristic objectives
		Cluj-Napoca,Timisoara and Arad,the city of Sibiu is one of the most beautiful cities in Transylvania.
		The city has a special charm because it is a "museum city" which reminds us of the old times by the walls of its defence tower and the fortifications of the former Sibiu fortress.The city preserves many old houses and building,real of the medieval archtecture.
		- on the actual teritory of the city, a big number of settlements in the neolithic age and the bronze age was descovered.In the iron age, the Dacians had stable establishments on the vallies where the actual districts of the city are situated.
	www.infotravelromania.ro /en/medieval.html (952 words)

	Romania WebDirectory, Visit Romania, Romania - Romania.org
		The capital city of Romania is Bucharest with about 2.300.000 inhabitants, being the largest city in the country.
		The largest, most populated cities in Romania are: Bucharest (the capital), with 2,3 million inhabitants, Constanta – the biggest Romanian harbour, with a local population of 350.000 people, and Iasi (344.00 inhabitants), Timisoara (334.000 inhabitants) and Cluj-Napoca (328.000 inhabitants) - all great cultural and academic centres.
		Here a list of the 100 largest cities; you see the Name of the City, the Number of people who live there, the Geographical location by Latitude and Longitude and the County were it is located.
	www.romania.org /romania/cities/index.html (229 words)

	BUCHAREST, Romania - Official Travel and Tourism Information: hotels, restaurants, maps - Harta Bucuresti
		Romanian legend has it that the city of Bucharest was founded by a shepherd named "Bucur", whose name means "joy".
		The city reflects an interesting heritage of mixed cultures influenced by: the old Romanian aristocracy educated in France, the German King Carol I, and the communist society.
		The History Museum of Romania, housed in what was once Bucharest's main post office, presents a collection of artifacts adn jewelry that date from prehistoric to modern times.
	www.romaniatourism.com /main.html (1029 words)

	MediaON presents Business Weeks in Romania
		Iasi is the most important economic, political and cultural centre of Moldova region and one of the oldest cities in Romania.
		Iasi county has a surface of about 5470 square kilometers, about 2.3% of the Romania’s tota surface, and is considered to be of an average size among the other counties.
		The second largest installed industrial capacity in Romania, combined with central location in an area with many and cheap natural resources and prime materials (the E.E and CSI space) are making Iasi a target for trade, commerce and industry.
	www.investromania.ro /events/past/iasi/SAS_countyfocus.htm (688 words)

	Communes of Romania - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The commune is the rural subdivision of a county (urban areas, such as towns and cities within a county, are given the status of city or municipality).
		There is no clear restriction upon the population of a commune, even though when a commune becomes relatively urbanised and exceeds approximately 10,000 inhabitants, it is granted city-status (even though cities are on the same tertiary administrative level as communes, they do have a more powerful form of local government).
		A commune is made up of a one or more villages, even though villages do not have an administrative function (that is, they do not have any form of local administration but rather have a status similar to suburbs of towns in countries like the United Kingdom).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Commune_in_Romania (218 words)

	Romania - In Your Pocket (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A land where an obscene amount of wealth is locked into the hands of a tiny number of people, a land where poverty is ubiquitous.
		Romania is where the Western world ends, and where the Slavic East begins.
		Two thousand years on Romania now looks to join the European Union: another empire born of a Treaty of Rome.
	www.inyourpocket.com /Romania/index.shtml (336 words)

	Vurpar, Romania
		Iasi (Jassy), also known as "the town of the seven hills", is the most important political, economic and cultural centre of Moldavia and one of the oldest cities in Romania.
		Situated in the North-East of Romania, between the Moldavian Plateau and Jijia Plain, on the River Bahlui, it used to be the crossing place of the most important commercial roads that passed through Moldavia coming from Poland, Hungary, Russia and Constantinopole.
		But the beginnings of urban life in lasi are to be found in the second half of the 14th century, the name of the city being mentioned for the first time in a document about commercial privilege granted by the Moldavian ruler Alexandru cel Bun to the Polish merchants of Lvov in 1408.
	www.vurpar.com /iasi.html (730 words)

	Cities In Romania : Romania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
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		See live article List of city nicknames This list of city nicknames compiles the aliases, sobriquets and slogans that cities are sometimes known by, officially and unofficially, to locals, outsiders or their tourism boards.
		In the cities and states As the Jews of the United States were destined to become more numerous, and consequently of more significance, in the state of New York than elsewhere, it...
	www.gthis.org /24-Cities-In-Romania.html (1028 words)

	Liberty Global Inc. - Romania.
		UPC Romania’s systems served nine of the top 12 cities in Romania with 54% of its subscriber base in nine cities.
		UPC Romania offers analog cable service with 24 to 40 channels in all of its cities, which include Romanian terrestrial broadcast channels, European satellite programming and regional local programming.
		During the fourth quarter of 2005, UPC Romania extended the VoIP telephony deployment of its acquired subsidiary Astral to its own networks and has rolled out VoIP multi-feature telephony services to 34% of its homes passed in the aggregate.
	www.lgi.com /romania.html (267 words)

	RoVT - Travel to Romania, Major Cities from Romania - Photo Galleries, History, Maps, Tourist attractions, Pitesti, ...
		Romania's major cities, and travel destinations, photo galleries with the most important tourist and travel attractions along with their description, tourist attractions and travel information, historical facts, maps, Free Screen Savers, Wallpapers in the download section.
		City guide including: accommodation, restaurants, bars, clubs, places to spend your spare time, everything you need to know when traveling in one of the destinations available on our site.
		Pentru a alege interfata in limba romana pasati steagul romaniei din partea stanga a paginii oriunde va aflati.
	rovt.ro (205 words)

	Romania
		Romania is a predominantly Christian country: 99% of the people consider themselves Christians.
		The idea of having a national network of Christian lawyers, who help, encourage and support each other, and together have the same goal of serving the Lord through their profession, became a reality after the 1998 AI Global Convocation.
		Salonica Talos, the founder of Romania’s Rule of Law Institute, has played a leading role in securing the legal rights so that Christian ministries, such as radio stations, orphanages and the university can flourish in Romania.
	www.advocatesinternational.org /pages/global/europe/romania.php (425 words)

	Walking Tour in Romania - medieval Transylvania
		Brasov – the most important medieval city in the area and one of the most visited cities in Romania.
		Great sites to visit as The Black Church, the main square, the old defense walls that are still well preserved on the south and west side of the old city, the watch towers and the narrowest street in Europe are just a few points on this day’s agenda.
		Fundata is the highest village in Romania, typical mountain village with households spread at large distances from one another.
	www.adventuretransylvania.com /walking-romania.htm (433 words)

	Car Rental Romania with Auto Europe
		Romania offers travelers a rustic and authentic Eastern European experience, as it is steeped in tradition, culture and history.
		However, on the wind is the West, and with a rental car in Romania you'll truly be able to make the most of your time in this nation in flux.
		Behind the wheel of your rental car in Romania, head for the resorts on the Black Sea, down to the Danube Delta for a kayak tour of the nearly sixty fishing villages along the river, or over to the Carpathian Mountains for a bit of hiking.
	www.autoeurope.com /car-rental/Romania.cfm?c=1335 (408 words)

	GORP - Outdoor Romania - National Parks & Other Protected Lands
		Romania has many superb masterpieces of nature— glacial rings and glaciers, the longest volcanic mountain range in Europe (the Oas-Harghita) and the youngest continental land (the Danube Delta).
		According to the latest statistics, Romania has 586 protected areas: 13 national parks, 371 geologic monuments, 46 scientific reserves, and 18 protected landscapes.
		The first law on environment protection was passed in 1930; the first forest reservation was set up (Domogled-Baile Herculane) in 1932, the first National Park (Retezat) in 1935 and the first geological reservation (Detunata Goala-the Apuseni mountains) was recognized in 1938.
	gorp.away.com /gorp/location/europe/romania/np_roman.htm (229 words)

	Medieval Cities in Transylvania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		If you came in Romania in August don't miss the "Medieval Art and Theatre Festival" that take place one week every year in the "Pearl of Transylvania" (Sighisoara).
		Actors wearing medieval clothes play drama in the citadel and music bands play on an installed stage in the center of the city.
		Beer and "mici" (traditional prepared meat) are provided by all the brand name beer factories from Romania during the festival.
	romania.8k.com /MedievalCities (275 words)

	HSLDA \| Homeschooling in Romania
		Few families currently homeschool in Romania, since Romanian education law states that the only place for schooling is the public school system.
		It is likely that changes will come in the near future as the homeschool movement begins to grow, primarily in Christian families and churches.
		Recently, John Burie, a homeschooling dad who is also a missionary from the United States, spoke on homeschooling in cities throughout Romania.
	www.hslda.org /hs/international/Romania/200301100.asp (252 words)

	USAID Telling Our Story: Romania - Open Your Eyes! Open Your Heart!
		Local NGOs in cities across Romania organized human ribbons of remembrance to commemorate those lost to the AIDS epidemic and to raise public awareness.
		In collaboration with the UN and Romania’s Ministry of Health, USAID sponsors an annual AIDS awareness campaign coinciding with World AIDS Day to educate the public and to combat the discrimination faced by those infected with or affected by HIV/AIDS.
		According to the Ministry of Health data in Romania, 4,591 persons (3,526 children and 1,065 adults) are currently living with AIDS, and another 5,825 (4,416 children and 1,409 adults) are HIV-positive but have not developed AIDS.
	www.usaid.gov /stories/romania/fp_romania_aids.html (295 words)

	Romania - The Arts and Literature (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The noble families of Romania were great builders and patrons of the arts.
		xamples of both Romania's traditional village architecture and crafts are the carved doorways of Transylvanian houses, the attractive wooden churches, the variety of regional costumes and beautiful artifacts.
		here are first class theatres, opera houses and philharmonic orchestras in all the major cities in Romania.
	www.cp-pc.ca /english/romania/arts.html (354 words)

	Travel & Tourism for Romania
		Carpati Hotel - Carpati Hotel - Is located in the town of Baia Mare in Transylvania, Romania, surrounded by the charming landscape offered by the mountains rich in gold and by the chestnut woods.
		Crowne Plaza Bucharest - Crowne Plaza Bucharest - Located close to the city centre and the Exhibition Centre Romexpo and includes features such as conference rooms and a health club.
		Romania Travel Plus - Romania Travel Plus - An American travel company with offices in Bucharest, specializing in Business Travel and Public Relations.
	www.escapeartist.com /romania/travel.html (627 words)

	Send Flowers to Romania - Flowers Delivery Romania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Our goal is to deliver the freshest and most beautiful flowers and we do everything we can to make your flowers delivery in Romania a truly special occasion for the person receiving them.
		Flowers delivery at the recipient's door to the Serviced Cities in Romania is always included in the price of the flower arrangements.
		For urban and rural destinations in Romania, which are not on our Serviced Cities List, an additional $9 delivery tax is required.
	www.romanianflowershop.com /romanian-flowers-delivery.asp (101 words)

	Romania Geography - Area, Cities, Climate, and Weather (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		mi.), Romania occupies the greater part of the lower basin of the Danube River system and the hilly eastern regions of the middle Danube basin.
		Romania's location gives it a continental climate, particularly in the Old Kingdom (east of the Carpathians and south of the Transylvanian Alps) and to a lesser extent in Transylvania, where the climate is more moderate.
		A long and at times severe winter (December-March), a hot summer (April-July), and a prolonged autumn (August-November) are the principal seasons, with a rapid transition from spring to summer.
	www.factrover.com /geography/Romania_geography.html (248 words)

	Romania Adventure Travel - Romania Travel Guide
		The most beautiful country in Eastern Europe -- a nation the size of Oregon -- has a lot going for it: medieval villages, cosmopolitan cities (its capital, Bucharest, was once known as "The Paris of the East"), Count Dracula's Transylvania, a history-rich landscape, snowy peaks, and a Black Sea coastline.
		There are problems here, mainly those caused by the country's painful transition from the Communist dictatorship of the brutal Nicolae Ceausescu to a market economy and liberal democracy.
		Because summers are blistery hot and winters are bitterly cold, spring and fall are ideal.
	away.com /destination-overview/Romania-1928-travel-guide.html (319 words)

	ROMANIA - Official Travel and Tourism Information
		This Website is intended to assist travelers who are planning to visit Romania or who would like to learn more about this country.
		Please contact us for all of your trip planning needs, including free travel brochures and maps, and for information on upcoming tours.
		Romania offers a rich tapestry of tourist attractions and vacation experiences unique in Central-Eastern Europe: medieval towns in Transylvania, the world-famous Painted Monasteries in Bucovina, traditional villages in Maramures, the magnificent architecture of Bucharest, the romantic Danube Delta, fairy-tale castles, the Black Sea resorts, the majestic Carpathian Mountains, spas and much more.
	www.romaniatourism.com (326 words)

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