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SUMAR Nr. 69 Centenar Eugen Ionescu Adrian Mihalache – Blog-notes din lumea cealaltă Pagini autobiografice Corespondenţă Ingeborg Bachmann – Paul Celan – Un timp al inimii Gabriela Melinescu – Copil de duminică Ion Vianu – Pomul de Crăciun Dincolo

SUMAR NR. 67 Pagini autobiografice José Saramago – Fărâme de memorii Ion Vianu – Exerciţiu de sinceritate (IV) Dincolo de eveniment Linda Polman – Victimele carităţii Mircea Vasilescu – Italia: între vechile ideologii şi noile probleme Adam Michnik

PARTEA 1. DISPOZIȚII GENERALE CAPITOLUL 1: INSTITUTUL CULTURAL ROMÂN 1. 1 ROLUL INSTITUTULUI CULTURAL ROMÂN 1. 2 STATUT JURIDIC 1. 3 BAZA LEGALĂ 1. 4 SCOPUL ȘI OBIECTIVELE INSTITUTULUI CULTURAL ROMÂN CAPITOLUL 2. SISTEMUL DE MANAGEMENT 2. 2 CONDUCEREA

Cartea de faţă reuneşte diferite tipuri de lucrări ale marelui istoric romîn: note zilnice, broşuri, conferinţe, capitole sau fragmente de cărţi de sine stătătoare care gravitează, cu toatele, în jurul unui subiect extrem de sensibil pentru N. Iorga: Basarabia

Această lucrare are la bază documentele, atîtea cîte au putut fi recuperate, aparţinînd Fundaţiei Regale Universitare Carol I, instituţie recunoscută şi apreciată în lumea exilului romînesc. Cea mai mare parte a volumului este ocupată de corespondenţa dintre

Reţeaua institutelor culturale româneşti Autori: Irina Ionescu, Ovidiu Dajbog-Miron An: 2008 Traducatori: Alistair Ian Blyth Descriere: Direcţia Generală Institute Culturale Româneşti din Străinătate a lansat o broşură de prezentare a celor mai importante

see photos see movie On one of those buses there were comfortable sofas and a piano with a pianist playing Bizet or Vivaldi. On another such bus – trees, grass, a four-handed witch, and Little Red Riding Hood, while on the third bus, people were welcomed by a magician,

Press ReleaseSeptember 16, 2008 The Artmix Cultural Association (www. artmix. ro) announces the launch of the second Festival of Urban Art Architectural Projections, which will be held in the night of September 20, 2008 as of 10 PM in Constitution Square and University

The inhabitants of Bucharest came out of their homes in great numbers last weekend to celebrate their city, on the anniversary of 549 years since its first being mentioned in a document. Over one hundred events, taking place in 30 locations, brought entertainment for every

Sometimes glowing colorfully in the dusk air, as doors of museums open up for late visitors, or, some other times, its dark sky flushed by lasers for white nights of entertainment, Bucharest often begins to live and breathe anew after sundown.  White NightsNow that the

Is every city like this? I’m standing on my balcony, looking down onto a busy car park where a space costs €8 per day. The car alarms are beeping, howling and wailing. It spreads like a virus down the street. Nobody seems to mind. Young men and women stand around in

A fiend with a multitude of mouths, which beget sounds that range from hissing to groaning, as it becomes every respectable monster – this is today's Bucharest, not only a city with traffic, alarms, and decibels of construction sites, but also a place with voices.