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Dana Mihalache and professor Leonard Velcescu discuss "Dacian Visions", a cultural program dedicated to the history of the Dacians, in the show "Far from Romania"

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The show "Far from Romania" will be broadcast on Monday, December 15, a special edition dedicated to the cultural program "Dacian Visions", held in Rome. Guests Dana Mihalache, president of the Romanian Spirit Association, and Professor Leonard Velcescu, an expert in the history of Roman art, will explore how this project, supported by the City Hall of Rome, brings the history of the Dacians to the attention of Italian students.


For almost three months, students of the Giulio Carlo Argan Artistic High School had the opportunity to learn about the representations of the Dacians in Roman art, traveling back in time to the era of Emperor Trajan. The show, moderated by Gabriel Nuță-Stoica, will discuss the impact of this cultural endeavor on young Italians and the importance of preserving Romanian historical identity. "Far from Romania" is a platform that brings to the forefront the stories of Romanians in the diaspora and the challenges they face.

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