România Mare
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România Mare, in precise translation from Romanian into English Great Romania, can have the following meaning:
- (in a historical context) the Kingdom of Romania within the boundaries established in 1918 under King Ferdinand I, or
- (in other contexts, including nostalgic) the territorial extent of Romania between 1918 and 1940
Translated into English as Greater Romania, it can have the following meaning:
- the desire to re-establish Romania within the boundaries that existed before 1940
- the desire of acquiring for Romanians additional territories, not necessarily limited to those before 1940
- the Greater Romania Party, a post-Communist populist political party in Romania, led by Corneliu Vadim Tudor
- România Mare (magazine), edited by Corneliu Vadim Tudor
- România Mare Foundation (Fundaţia "România Mare")
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