9 May – Day of Europe, the Independence of Romania and the End of the Second World War
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The Council of Olt County marks the triple significance of the 9th of May, the Independence Day of Romania, the Victory Day in Europe and the Day of Europe, as a moment of reflection on the courage, sacrifice and values that shaped the destiny of the country. The institution underlines the importance of the freedom gained by fighting, the memory of those who defended peace and national dignity, but also the belonging of Romania to the European p…
9 May – The Day of Europe, the Independence of Romania and the end of the Second World War 9 May – The Day of Europe, the Independence of Romania and the end of the Second World War Day of Europe, the Day of Independence proclaimed in 1877 and the Victoria of the United Nations Coalition in the Second World War 1945 – are the reasons for the celebration of the Romanian people on 9 May. Proclamation of the independent state on 9 May 1877 does not…
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