The National Museum of Romanian Literature houses an authentic literary treasure consisting of manuscripts, books, personal objects, artistic works, photographs, audio – video recordings that reproduce the depth and complexity of the whole art of the word in Romanian literature. Through these, the National Museum of Romanian Literature is also a true guardian of the […]
On Thursday, April 11th 2017, during the opening of the official ceremony of the International Stamp Fair in Essen, Germany, Romfilatelia launched the joint stamp issue Romania – United Nations Postal Administration, Endangered Species. The event was attended by the Romfilatelia team led by Mrs. Cristina Popescu, Mrs. Clarsissa Fuersinn, United Nations Postal Administrtation
Joint Stamp Issue Romania – United Nations Postal Administration Because United Nations stamps reflect the specific and distinct views of the world Organization, which draw attention to significant world problems, Romania, a member state of the UN, is fully aligned with the organisation’s objectives through the postage stamps issued. Human rights, the environment, endangered species
Romfilatelia introduces for the first time, starting on Thursday May 11th, 2017, the joint issue Romania – The United Nations Post Office, entitled “Endangered Species”. Thus, this philatelic project is being launched simultaneously at the United Nations headquarters in Geneva, Vienna and New York. The launching ceremony is held, in the same day, at the
On Wednesday, April 26th, 2017, a joint formal meeting was held in Parliament’s plenary session dedicated to the Centenary ” Iasi – Capital of the Kingdom of Romania 1916-1918 and the City of the Great Union” followed by a festive launching of the philatelic issue “Iasi, City of the Union”, in the foyer of the
The philatelic album is created into a limited run printing of 245 pieces and is equipped with the full series block (which includes the stamp of the souvenir sheet) and the set of First Day Covers, having the “first day” postmark clearly imprinted in gold foiling. Each element is numbered from 001-245.
About Iasi one can write volumes, but the city remains a historical landmark of the enduring Romanian people through the special role it played in the period 1916 – 1918, when Southern Romania and the capital, Bucharest, came under German occupation. During that time, Iasi became the capital of Romania, the source of a permanent
At the end of 1916, for a period of two years, Iasi became the capital of the Romanian Kingdom.The Council of Ministers and the Parliament at that time adopted here important decisions establishing the consolidation of the Romanian unitary national state and passed reforming laws for the development of our country, such as the electoral
Climate change, excessive hunting, intense volcanic activity, are some of the causes that led to the destruction of large parts of the flora and fauna on Earth. A great variety of plant and animal species are classified as endangered and others are near extinction every year, even before biologists can identify and categorize them. Romfilatelia,
Over the geological ages, climate change or intense volcanic activity resulted in the complete disappearance of part of the flora and fauna on Earth. The list of factors that negatively influenced the plants and animals of the planet also includes the human being. Thus, by excessive hunting, habitat destruction, commercial exploitation or pollution the list
