Romania celebrated its ‘National Day’ yesterday, commemorating the day in 1918 when the Romanians of Transylvania (not the Hungarians of Transylvania, note, who were not consulted) decided to join Wallachia and Moldavia. Anyway, the day was marked by the usual military parade, all very Cold War, brightened only by the presence of a couple of [...]
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