... into venues for entertainment, brighten the atmosphere and give the city a romantic yet energetic feeling. The twenty years superseding World War II, brought along a massive new influence spreading regime in Eastern Europe. Throughout the WARSAW Pact governments, all began redesigning cities with new styles of architecture based upon their interpretation of communist ideals. Romania, of all the countries who did this ... perfect political dream were being torn down and new structures of newer materials and of newer design were being erected. With the impregnable shadow transposed by the...

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... Oltania. This is a southern region of the country along the Olt River basin that has virtually no evangelical witness. It is known as the Eastern European concentration for witchcraft and occultism. While the official state church of Romania (Orthodox Church) has some presence in the region, many of the villages are absent any type church. This leaves a spiritual "atmosphere" that enables the ... ...

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... government to democratic rule without being over concerned with dense political ideology. Due to the collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the communist system, which had dominated Central and Eastern Europe for over forty years came to an end. There are many complex factors that aided the collapse of communism and the fight for democracy, some being: The enormous influence ... which led up to a smooth transition, whereas Romania's moderate violence technique seems questionable considering the turmoil throughout the transition. In terms of initial criterion, the first country to abolish ...

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