Hungary is small like Romania. Why?
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because hungary is more rich like romania
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Romania is in Eastern Europe, north of Bulgaria, west of Moldova. It is the only country in Eastern Europe that speaks a Romance language, hence the name "Roman"ia. in the twentieth century alone, there was three forms of government- a monarchy, with King Carol II and King Michael I. Then, there was a communist state, lasting from 1947-by the creation of Constantin Parhon-to 1989, with the trial and execution of Nicolae and Elena Ceausescu. Then, there was a democracy, with Ion Iliescu as president until 2004, with Emil Constantinescu having a term in between Iliescu's two terms. The current president is Traian Basescu
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I assume you ment "poorest" COUNTRIES in EUROPE (stellar spelling you have...) they are...\n\nBulgaria, Romania, Moldova and Albania
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Countries can be that small. Look at Vatican City and Luxemburg, they're small also. It just matters by how many people live there and Monaco doesn't accept new citizens so technically we can never become Monacans.
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Maybe you're talking about the once country in Central Europe - the Republic of Czechoslovakia.
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Ro·ma·ni·a (rō-mā'nē-ə, -mān'yə)  or Ru·ma·ni·a (rū-)\n\nA country of southeast Europe with a short coastline on the Black Sea. Originally a Roman province, the area was conquered from the 3rd to the 12th century by a succession of invaders, including Goths, Huns, Magyars, and Mongols. In the 13th century two principalities, Moldavia and Walachia, emerged, becoming vassal states within the Turkish Empire and eventually Russian protectorates. They were united in 1861 and became independent in 1878. The rise of fascism in the 1930s led to the overthrow of the monarchy and the establishment of a dictatorship in 1940. Following Romania's surrender to the USSR during World War II, the country was declared (1947) a communist republic, which was overthrown in 1989 with army-supported countrywide revolts. Bucharest is the capital and the largest city. Population: 22,300,000 .
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I don't know about Romania but I can tell you how does it work in Bulgaria. Foreigners can buy property there, but when there is a land included, the foreign citizens have to register a company in Bulgaria. As soon as the company is registered, any property in Bulgaria may be purchased to the company name. \nBut if you want to buy an apartment, it's not necessary to establish your own company or else.
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If this is really a locational and thus geographical question then Hungary, because it is landlocked. The fact that both Hungary and Poland are ex-communist countries is less of a locational question. After all, Austria is east of part of the Czech Republic and the former East Germany, yet it wasn't part of the "Eastern Bloc".
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the two countries near that location are macau (very tiny) and china (not so tiny)
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There is no town called PULA in Romania because the word "pula" in the romanian language means ..."penis" ( no joke). Still, there is a town called Pula, but in Croatia.
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Romania (eastern europe)is the country of Dracula, that's for sure. The real name of dracula was Vlad Tepes, not Tetes . So be sure you will visit Transylvania soon...
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Statistics can be misleading...if you have a country with only one factory and they build another then they just grew by 100% compared to a country with 500,000 factories who build 100,000 more which is a growth rate of 20%.\n\nGiven this info...I would say either Romania, Albania, Hungary, Bulgaria, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Lithuania or Slovenia.  My money would be on Slovenia.
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Oh yes! It's a country in Eastern Europe, capital Bucharest.
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umm. start over.  Romania is not exactly known for electrical engineers.
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Hungary has been a member state of the European Union since May 1, 2004.
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because people in europe have small apendages(if ya know what i mean) no actually idk i think it has something to do with their water systems
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Here is an awesome website about Romania:\nhttp://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/ro.html