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The Greatest Collapse in the History of the Romans. the Cataclysm of St. Parascheva Which Has Made the Remains of Nemaginated in the Roman Countries
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On 14 October 1802, the most powerful earthquake known in the history of Romania occurred. It was a cataclysm with the epicenter in Vranca which was restored to a surface of more than 2 million square miles [2 million square kilometers], panicking and causing heavy payments.
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