Oradea commemorated the historical moments that marked the path of Romanians towards national unity on City Daytranslated

On Monday, Oradea commemorated 108 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence of Romanians from Transylvania on October 12, 1918, and 82 years since its liberation from Horthy occupation 26 years later, during the City Day.

Among the participants in the demonstration was His Holiness Father Sofronie, the Bishop of Oradea, together with representatives of central and local authorities, public institutions and military structures, as well as numerous residents of Bihor county.

The program began in the "Traian Moșoiu" Hall of the city hall with a festive meeting of the Local Council, where numerous guests took part, including Oana Gheorghiu, interim deputy prime minister of Romania.

They emphasized the responsibility that the following generations have to keep alive the memory of those who fought for the national ideal.

Honoring the memory of the ancestors The demonstrations continued with a military ceremony and the officiating of the Tedeum service by father Ionuț-Iuliu Jolța, military priest of the Oradea Garrison, in the city's Union Square.

During the celebration, Florin Birta, the mayor of Oradea, highlighted the duty to respect the sacrifice...