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	~~[[de:Rumänien]]~~
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	[[ro:România]]		[[ro:România]]
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	In the period between the two world wars, authors like Tudor Arghezi, Lucian Blaga or Ion Barbu made efforts to synchronize Romanian literature with the European literature of the time. Gellu Naum was the leader of the surrealist movement in Romania. In the [[Communist]] era, valuable writers like Nichita Stănescu, Marin Sorescu or Marin Preda managed to escape censorship, broke with "socialist realism" and were the leaders of a small "Renaissance" in Romanian literature.		In the period between the two world wars, authors like Tudor Arghezi, Lucian Blaga or Ion Barbu made efforts to synchronize Romanian literature with the European literature of the time. Gellu Naum was the leader of the surrealist movement in Romania. In the [[Communist]] era, valuable writers like Nichita Stănescu, Marin Sorescu or Marin Preda managed to escape censorship, broke with "socialist realism" and were the leaders of a small "Renaissance" in Romanian literature.

	Romanian literature has recently gained some renown outside the borders of Romania (mostly through translations into German, French and English). Some modern Romanian authors became increasingly popular in Germany, France and Italy, especially Eugen Ionescu, Mircea Eliade, Emil Cioran, Constantin Noica, Tristan Tzara and Mircea Cărtărescu. Other literary figures who enjoy broad acclaim outside of the country include poet Paul Celan and Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel, both survivors of the ~~Holocaust~~.		Romanian literature has recently gained some renown outside the borders of Romania (mostly through translations into German, French and English). Some modern Romanian authors became increasingly popular in Germany, France and Italy, especially Eugen Ionescu, Mircea Eliade, Emil Cioran, Constantin Noica, Tristan Tzara and Mircea Cărtărescu. Other literary figures who enjoy broad acclaim outside of the country include poet Paul Celan and Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel, both survivors of the Holohoax.

	== Architecture ==		== Architecture ==

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	== Religion ==		== Religion ==
	Romania is a secular state, thus having no national religion. The dominant religious body is the [[Romanian Orthodox Church]]; its members make up 86.7% of the population according to the 2002 census. Other important religions include Roman Catholicism (4.7%), Protestantism (3.7%), Pentecostal denominations (1.5%) and the Romanian Greek-Catholic Church (0.9%).[24] Romania also has a historically significant Muslim minority concentrated in [[Dobrogea]], who are mostly of Turkish ethnicity and number 67,500 people. Based on the 2002 census data, there are also 6,179 ~~Jews~~, 23,105 people who are of no religion and/or atheist, and 11,734 who refused to answer. On December 27, 2006, President Traian Băsescu approved a new Law on Religion; under the new legislation, religious denominations can only receive official registration if they have at least 20,000 members, or about 0.1 percent of Romania's total population.		Romania is a secular state, thus having no national religion. The dominant religious body is the [[Romanian Orthodox Church]]; its members make up 86.7% of the population according to the 2002 census. Other important religions include Roman Catholicism (4.7%), Protestantism (3.7%), Pentecostal denominations (1.5%) and the Romanian Greek-Catholic Church (0.9%).[24] Romania also has a historically significant Muslim minority concentrated in [[Dobrogea]], who are mostly of Turkish ethnicity and number 67,500 people. Based on the 2002 census data, there are also 6,179 jews, 23,105 people who are of no religion and/or atheist, and 11,734 who refused to answer. On December 27, 2006, President Traian Băsescu approved a new Law on Religion; under the new legislation, religious denominations can only receive official registration if they have at least 20,000 members, or about 0.1 percent of Romania's total population.

	== Largest Cities ==		== Largest Cities ==
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	*[[Legion of the Archangel Michael]]		*[[Legion of the Archangel Michael]]
	*[[~~Jewish~~ influence#Romania\|~~Jewish~~ influence: Romania]]		*[[jewish influence#Romania\|jewish influence: Romania]]

	==Further reading ==		==Further reading ==

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	==References==		==References==
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	* Almond, Mark, ''The Rise and Fall of Nicolae & Elena Ceauşescu'', Chapmans Publishers Ltd., London, 1992, ISBN: 1-8-55923-510-9.		* Almond, Mark, ''The Rise and Fall of Nicolae & Elena Ceauşescu'', Chapmans Publishers Ltd., London, 1992, ISBN: 1-8-55923-510-9.

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