October 15, 1922, the day King Ferdinand and Queen Maria were crowned in Alba Iulia. Over 30,000 Romanians and 15,000 soldiers present at the event
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Author:Alexandru Eduard Balaci Background On October 15, 1922, in Alba Iulia, a defining moment for Romania's national identity took place: the coronation of King Ferdinand I and Queen Maria as sovereigns of Greater Romania. The event formalized the territorial union achieved through the Great Union of 1918 and marked an essential milestone in the consolidation of the state [...]
Tuesday marks 102 years since King Ferdinand and Queen Maria were crowned as sovereigns of Greater Romania in Alba Iulia.
October 15, 1922, the day King Ferdinand and Queen Maria were crowned in Alba Iulia. Over 30,000 Romanians and 15,000 soldiers attended the event on October 15, 1922, the day when Ferdinand and Maria were crowned as Kings of Great Romania in Alba Iulia The coronation of King Ferdinand and Queen Maria in Alba Iulia, on October 15, 1922, was an unparalleled celebration, picturesquely described by the chronicles of the time and immortalized by a la…
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