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Military ceremonies, exhibitions, concerts and fairs are among the events scheduled from 29 November to 2 December in Bucharest and in the country. Two museums in the capital will open on December 1 and the national day parade will begin at 10 am, according to news.ro.
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At the National Museum of Romanian History, at 4 pm, the exhibition "Semper Uniti, Centenary of the completion of national unity", dedicated to the celebration of the Centenary, in the presence of Romanian officials and representatives of the diplomatic corps. The exhibition will be open to the public from Friday at the National Museum of Romanian History and will be available weekly from Wednesday. Sunday between 9:00 and 17:00.
The same day, at 18 hours, will be held at the Romanian Athenaeum the "Centennial" gala organized by the Romanian Ministry of Foreigners, under the patronage of Prime Minister Viorica Dăncilă. The "Encyclopedia of Romanians from abroad".
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On Friday, we begin the events dedicated to the celebration of the centenary of the Great Union in Alba Iulia. From 10:30 am, military ceremonies will take place in monumental ensembles. These will take place until December 2nd.
The Dimitrie Gusti Village National Museum will be open from 30 November to 2 December according to a regular schedule. The conceptual exhibition "War Heroes – 100 Portraits" will be open until January 30, 2019.
The pianist Daniel Ciobanu and his conductor Christian Badea will give a concert dedicated to the Centenary of the Great Union from 19h on the Romanian Athenaeum scene, with works representative of the Romanian and universal repertoires.
On the same day, at the same time, the National Radio Orchestra will perform a 100% Romanian program specially chosen to mark the centenary on Radio Hall, under the direction of Horia Andreescu.
At 7 pm, the party lighting will be lit in Bucharest and the Christmas market will be opened on the Constitution Square, organized by the Bucharest City Hall through Creart.
The national day of Romania will be marked in Bucharest by the military parade which will begin at 10:00 and which will be central point of the Arc de Triomphe. Approximately 4,000 soldiers and specialists from the Ministry of National Defense, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Romanian Intelligence Service and the National Prison Service will have more than 200 technical resources and some 50 technical units. aircraft, as well as soldiers from several allied or partner countries.
The national military ceremonies of Romania will take place in monumental ensembles in Alba-Iulia: deposit of wreaths and mounds of flowers at the monument "King Ferdinand the Re-inventor". The monument of the "Grande Union" will be inaugurated from 15:00. A parade will also be held in the city of La Grande Union with the participation of 23 foot detachments with approximately 1,600 people from the Department of National Defense, the Department of the Interior, the Department of Justice and the Department of National Defense. Romanian intelligence – and combat equipment. -18 detachments of wheels on wheels with about 150 technical means and 23 military planes.
The Royal Train, currently used by the Royal Family of Romania, was inaugurated in 1928 and was designed as a means of transport for King Ferdinand the Reaper and Queen Mary during their visits to the territory of Greater Romania. On the occasion of the National Day, the train with the original steam locomotive will guide the Royal Family on a historic trip to Alba Iulia.
Her Majesty the Crown Guard Margarita and Prince Radu, as well as members of the Royal Family, will attend the Te Deum of the Coronation Cathedral in Alba Iulia at 10:00 am and the Military Ceremony of December 1, 1918, at 3:30 pm .
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On the national day, visitors to Bran Castle will admire the new bronze bust of Queen Mary, made by Milita Petrascu in 1975, considered one of the most endowed artists of the twentieth century.
In addition, visitors will receive a tricolor cocktail and the national flag will be displayed on the front of the building.
The National Museum of Cotroceni, where King Ferdinand signed the "Proclamation to the Country", proclaiming the national ideal – the union of Transylvania and Bucovina with Romania – will be open to the public on the 1st December from 9:30 to 15:30.
Acsinte.100 ", the traveling exhibition containing photos of sergeant Costică Acsinte, collector of the early twentieth century, will be inaugurated Saturday at the Dacia House in Bucharest from 18:00.
The American group Pink Martini will hold two concerts in Bucharest on December 1 and 2, from 8 pm. Nicoleta Nuca will be specially invited to the show on Saturday and Loredana to Sunday.
"Eliza Dream", an original story about emotions, imagination and courage dedicated to children over 5, can be viewed Sunday at 11:00 am and at 6:00 pm at the Rhapsody Hall of the Ion Creanga Theater in Bucharest.
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