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By Florin Ghinda on	 20 februarie 2011 Banat și Crișana, Branding România, Cultură, Oameni și comunități, România Internațională
"Constantin Brancusi is one of the greatest sculptors in the history of mankind, some say he is the best; he is not the only Romanian to affirm as an astounding worldwide genius, especially in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries: Mircea Eliade, the renowned phenomenologist of religion; the founder of Dadaism,Tristan Tzara, whose name's translation, "There is sadness in the country," epitomizes the destiny of Romania, a beautiful country, with marvelous people, and fantastic landscapes, with huge natural resources but with the worst leadership in the entire galaxy; Doctor Nicolae Paulescu, the inventor of insulin, who was deprived of the authorship of his invention and the Nobel Prize for some of his politically incorrect visions in his time; Henry Coanda, inventor of reaction engine for planes; Nicholas Tesla, whose Serbian family was of a Romanian background, while his inventions brought him the title of "the extraterrestrial" (some say some of them are yet to be revealed to the world); Emil Cioran, who explored the pain and suffering of godlessness like no other; Eugene Ionesco, inventor of the absurd theater, resounding the meaninglessness of the society he had to leave when he moved to Paris; Ana Aslan a genius doctor who invented Gerovital; Nicolae Titulescu, one of the most distinguished diplomats in the history of the twentieth century; Dumitru Staniloae, the greatest Romanian theologian, probably one of the greatest in the history of XX century; Nadia Comaneci, the first athlete to ever be marked with 10 in World Olympics; George Enescu, a composer as good as Dvorak, Smetana, or any other of his age; and the list could go on for days."
Sursa: metrolic.com (Multumim Vali!)
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