Bucharest

"Our soldiers mixing with theirs entered the fortress and conquered the city which I set in fire". Facts,myths and legends about a long dead ruler come back to life by an Irish author named Bram Stoker in a new form but carries the same name Dracula a character placed in many good and bad films but many people in the United states don't know his real name but in Romania people know him as vlad the impaler. The terrifying legend of Vlad the impaler or more commonly known as Dracula. A man that waged war on those who he believed to do him wrong with was 40.000 to 100.000 thousand people. The slaughter of prisoners,nobles and even his own family no one was safe with or against this man and in some way he prided himself in his sense of fairness(Romano). He tried to take up like his father and was successful in this but achieved it much bloodier than his father he broke and repaired treaties but only to protect his country. Where as Dracula did so for any reason personal or religious(Romano). And when the time arose Dracula attacked Walachia to get control of the city he failed the first time but on his second attempt he had succeeded in this goal after the a plague had hit the city and Dracula seized power of Walachia and would now challenge the Turks. and to further show his madness he would force Turkish soldiers to impale other Turkish troops and would sometimes release one to inform the sultan how many he has slaughter in hopes to instill as much fear as he possible to scare…

The level of patients increase experience and longevity for dentists whom are already well-qualified practitioners. Armed with the latest technology, higher-revenues from increased patients, a surrounding countryside of exquisite and delightful visual appeal, Romania has become a well-sought center for dental tourism. Sighisoara, Bucharest and Brasov are among several cities within the borders of Romania that are splendid examples of tourism destinations with a dental procedure in mind. In…

encompasses the religion, culture, and life of the Jewish people. Judaism never had a dominant number, but it is still around today. Why did Hitler hate Jewish people? Hitler did not make the Holocaust happen by himself. He was accompanied by very many anti-jewish and Germans. He called it “The Final Solution”. Although, Hitler had many Germans and Non-Germans helping, he is the real reason to why it all started. Hitler’s reasoning to the Holocaust has no specific event to why it started. It…

When understanding beauty, we define it as a combination of qualities, such as shape, color, or form, that pleases the aesthetic senses, especially our eye-sight. While looking at people or objects, we tend to only look at the external appearance, disregarding the deeper meaning. The object I chose is nothing spectacular, but I consider it beautiful in its simplest form yet deeper meaning. The object, is a pink canvas with the outline of the Eastern European country Romania. At the bottom, right…

This study involved evaluating children for several years, aged 6 months to 3 years, who had been living in Romania’s Bucharest institution since birth (Weir, 2014). They also assessed a control group of children who had never been institutionalized. Some of the institutionalized children were moved into foster care and the rest remained in the institution (Weir, 2014). The results were astounding. The children that remained in institutional care had “delays in cognitive function, motor…

Throughout history, general socialization has been regarded as an important stepping stone for children to become well-rounded individuals. Many psychologists in the past, including Abraham Maslow, have included socialization in their studies of human 's needs. In Emma Donoghue 's Room Jack and Ma live in a shed in the backyard of Ma 's kidnapper, Old Nick. Jack has lived there his entire life and although he and Ma have each other, that 's not enough to satisfy the innate need for interaction.…

There’s a cynical ridiculousness in the low-key “The Treasure”, the fourth fictional feature from Corneliu Porumboiu, author of “12:08 East of Bucharest” and “Police, Adjective”. I confess I expected more from the Romanian director/screenwriter, especially if we take into account the more valuable cinematic treasures mentioned above. All the features that characterize Mr. Porumboiu’s directorial approach can be found in his new deadpan comedy, which starts in a curious way, becoming overdetailed…

How did a university drop-out from Melbourne become one of the most watched TV broadcasters on the planet? Michael Schiavello’s take-no-prisoners approach to life has seen him work on television in some of the world’s most amazing places, from Jamaica to Budapest, Tokyo, London, Lodz, Kuala Lumpur, Taiwan, Beijing, Bucharest, New York and beyond. A former radio announcer, magazine editor and host of his own interview show on prime time American TV, he has chewed the fat with such celebrities…

On March 5th, 1946, history was made. Winston Churchill, a former British Prime Minister, was a determined man who wanted to take charge. To warn America on how the Soviets were acting, he gave a speech known as the “Iron Curtain” speech at Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri. In his speech, he discussed the importance of peace and ending communism between the Western powers and the Soviet Union. At the beginning of his speech, Churchill caught the nations attention quickly by explaining,…

200 years ago, the Natural Museum Vienna is a great place to visit. The virtual tour from edge of the Milky Way galaxy or Saturn’s rings is an experience one must have at least once. Their planetarium presentations are done in German with an option to request English. Their exhibitions change so be sure to visit their website. Autism Travel Tip: Wheelchair accessible restrooms are available. Consider using the main entrance that has swinging doors and a two-lane ramp. The side entrance has no…