Unirea românilor, în „calendarul” Europei moderne
THE UNION OF THE ROMANIANS IN THE “CALENDAR” OF THE MODERN EUROPE

Summary/Abstract: The making of Romania was emplasized by the historians as an intense national process. The same process had, at the same time, European implications. The Romanian revolution, in 1821, and, especially, in 1848, was a significant part of the European Revolution, which could be seen as the emergence of a new Europe, defined by the two main tendencies, the first one consisting in the making of the National States, and the second one being represented through the modern society. The Romanian case was a significant one inside of an European lesson of History.

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