Re: [Cz-L] Are we Rumanians ?

Hello Hedwig,
I stand corrected about the castle of Stefan cel Mare.
Considering that we used to call people from Suceava
"Meshigeh Shotz" and because Stefan cel Mare built a church
in Radauti, I thought he lived there. But no matter,
Suceava is also in the Bucovina.

Shavua tov,

Mimi

On Jan 5, 2013, at 5:44 PM, hedbren_at_zahav.net.il wrote:

> Hi Mimi, where have you learned that Stefan the Great had his court
> in Radauti?
> In Suceava,was his court, in Tirgu/Neamt (Cetatea Neamtului), had
> a casle, he build the monastere in Putna, near Radauti.
> but never in Radatti..I learned 8 years roumanian history, never
> heared about his casle in Radauti
> Have a nice week
> Hedwig,
>
> -----Original Message----- From: Miriam Taylor
> Sent: Friday, January 04, 2013 6:47 PM
> To: Paul Heger
> Cc: HARDY BREIER ; CZERNOWITZ-L
> Subject: Re: [Cz-L] Are we Rumanians ?
>
> In answer to Hardy and Paul Heger:
>
> We are Not Romanians, even though our birth certificates say that we
> are.
> Therefore we cannot be either good or bad Romanians.
> But if we were Romanians, we would be the best.
> Ask any true Romanian in either the North Bukovina or the South
> Bucovina
> and they will tell you the same. They will tell you that we are more
> industrious,
> better educated and cleaner. (that is what a peasant woman told my
> son,
> when he stayed in a village in the south Bucovina.)
> Furthermore; Stefan cel Mare (Stephen the great) had his capital in
> Radauti.
> He certainly is considered a great Romanian, therefore by extension,
> so are we.
>
> I like Paul's joke. But as to being the chosen people: Nowhere in the
> Bible
> does it say, what we were chosen for. It seems to me, that we were
> chosen
> to be "Na va-nad". (moving and wandering).
> That is why, when someone asks me where I am from, I say: I was born
> in a city which now is part of the Ukraine, when I was borne, it was
> part
> of Romania and until the end of WW1 it was part of Austria-Hungary.
> That is why my first language was German. But I grew up in Israel and
> now
> live in the US.
>
> In my own mind, I am a Jewish Czernowitzer of the older generation, or
> to the initiated, "Ein Echter Czernowitzer" (a true Czernowitzer).
>
> Mimi

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