Ion I.C. Bratianu was a Romanian politician who played a leading role in the Great Union of 1918 that united Transylvania, Banat, Bukovina and Bessarabia with Romania. As Prime Minister, he initiated important modernization reforms of the Romanian state. He welcomed the delegation from Transylvania that brought the resolution for union from Alba Iulia, saying that Romanians had waited 1,000 years for this moment and that it redeemed centuries of pain, as it meant the nations would never be divided again.

1. Ion I.C. brĂtianu
University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of
Bucharest
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Keywords: Ion I.C Bratianu, Great union
Ion I.C. Brătianu (also known as Ionel Bratianu, August 20, 1864-
November 24, 1927) was a Romanian politician who played a leading role in
the Great Union of 1918 and in the political life of modern Romania.
He held the position of president of the National Liberal Party. As
an engineer, Ionel Bratianu did not practice, but dedicated himself to political
life, being the most suitable one of the three boys of the Liberal leader Ion C.
Bratianu.
During his government as Prime Minister, Ion I.C Bratianu was
the initiator of the most important modernization reforms of the Romanian
state, and the great politician appreciated that there was no greater duty than
the defense of the interests and dignity of the Romanian people.
Receiving in Bucharest the delegation of the Great National
Council in Transylvania, which brought the Alba Iulia Union Resolution, Ion I.C
Bratianu defined what the Romanians felt at that hour: "We have been
waiting for a thousand years and you have come so that we will never divorce.
There are moments in the life of a nation of happiness so great that it
redeems centuries of pain. "
Acknowledgemesnt
Coordinating teacher: Mihai Daniiel Frumuselu
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