Nagyvárad 🇭🇺 is a very well known Hungarian historical city founded by Saint László King of Hungary. Sadly it was given to Romania in the Trianon Diktat of 1921. Nagyvárad is on the Great Hungarian Plain, close to Debrecen. The Nagyvárad Castle, the Roman Catholic Cathedral, all the splendid old buildings and architecture are all Hungarian built and designed, it has absolutely no connection to recently created Romania. It had a Hungarian majority population right up until 1980's.
@@kovacsakos8893 Nobody cares about it now, if we look into the past, we will have to reshape the whole of Europe and move all the borders again and again. We had enough wars. Moving forward is the way to go. What happened, happened, let's move on and not repeat those mistakes going forward. Only useless people with no lives try to find solace in the fake feeling of self-importance based on historic nationalism. This is true everywhere.
@@kovacsakos8893 I have never been to Romania but only bitter losers cultivate the fake feeling of grandeur in themselves based on historic nationalism. The whole of Europe did not look like it looks now in terms of borders 100 years ago. Nobody cares, we have to move on. History is great, historic nationalism and creating an image of "the enemy" for yourself based on it is for pathetic losers.
Cu dedicatie speciala celor care inca nu inteleg la ce foloseste conexiunea digitala si socializarea pe Facebook, pt a impartasi astfel de sugestii de calatorii si pt a gasi noi excursionisti tovarasi de aventuri unde inca nu au fost in viata reala, superbe imagini, de nepierdut
Oradea e cel mai curat , frumos și sigur/liniștit oras din romania ( oradea is the notă beautyfull, cleaned and safety/quiet city in all romania ) i live here and i enjoy evry moment geam i hang out
The trams had been invested in widely in Romania in recent years as ways to combat air pollution in big cities. We had a big issue with emission and by improving the city transport infrastructure was basically the fastest way to combat that
@@mrpeel3239 Right, yeah that my friend is what we're all waiting for. Although promises have been made things move rather slow and I'm not only talking about Cluj to the border but the whole of Romania's train system is desperately in need of modernisation. That'd be among the biggest achievements Romania has ever made since the fall of Ceausescu
Nagyvárad 🇭🇺 is a very well known Hungarian historical city founded by Saint László King of Hungary. Sadly it was given to Romania in the Trianon Diktat of 1921. Nagyvárad is on the Great Hungarian Plain, close to Debrecen. The Nagyvárad Castle, the Roman Catholic Cathedral, all the splendid old buildings and architecture are all Hungarian built and designed, it has absolutely no connection to recently created Romania. It had a Hungarian majority population right up until 1980's.
@@vw7q8e.51 the reality is that Nagyvárad was founded by Hungarian King Saint László and was Hungarian for many centuries before it was given to Romania in the Trianon Diktat of 1921. Fact. Historical fact.
