CONSTANTIN STOICANESCU

C. Stoicanescu

The Hero

from Banat

Constantin Stoicanescu was the man who almost succeeded to turn the wheel of history on the Eastern Front in 1944-'45.


THE DRACULA CASTLE IN TRANSYLVANIA

 

 

Dracula was a brave Christian Wallachian Prince known in history as Vlad the Impaler. He was contemporary with St. Stephen the Great of Moldavia (second half of the 15th Century) and a good ally of him in the numerous Romanian wars against the Turks.

The father of Vlad the Impaler was known as Vlad Dracul (Romanian word for Dragon - because he received for his warrior merits a Germanic Dragon Order).

The people of that era used to name "Draculea" or "Dracula" the "Son of Dracul", that was Vlad the Impaler - Dracula. He was not a vampire but a brave Prince who fought for Christendom.

 

The Bran Castle - (Schloss Toerzburg) in Southern Transylvania - is frequently visited by us.

 

The region has its unique splendors.

 

At the base of the castle hill is a small bazar where you can find the most divers Dracula-things.

 

Small Romanian farm near Dracula Castle.

 

Romanian handmade wooden crosses.

 

 

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