Brazil–Romania relations are the bilateral relations between Brazil and Romania. Both nations are members of the United Nations.

History

In the beginning of the 20th century, migrants from Romania (and specifically from the Romanian province of Bessarabia (modern-day Moldova)) immigrated to Brazil. Among the Romanians, many were ethnic Germans and Poles who resided in Romania at the time.[1] As a result, over 40,000 Brazilians are of Romanian origin.

Initial contacts between Brazil and Romania were made in 1880.[3] In 1928, both nations established formal diplomatic relations.[4] That same year Romania opened a diplomatic legation in Rio de Janeiro – its first in Latin America. Brazil reciprocated the gesture in 1929. Brazil closed its mission in 1939 with the start of World War II.

In August 1942, Brazil declared war on the Axis powers and as a result broke diplomatic relations with Romania as they were initially allied with Germany.[6] In 1961, Brazil re-established diplomatic relations with Romania and in 1962, Brazil opened a diplomatic legation in Bucharest. In 1974 both nations upgraded their legations to embassies.

In June 1975, Romanian General Secretary Nicolae Ceaușescu paid an official visit to Brazil, the first by a Romanian head-of-state. While in Brazil, Ceaușescu met with Brazilian President Ernesto Geisel and was awarded the Order of the Southern Cross.[7] There would be several more visits by Romanian politicians to Brazil.

In October 2004, Brazilian Vice President José Alencar became the highest level politician to visit Romania. While in Romania he met with Romanian President Ion Iliescu and Alencar was presented with the Order of the Star of Romania.[8] In 2010, Brazilian Foreign Minister Celso Amorim also paid a visit to Romania.

In June 2013, a Friendship Group between the Brazilian and Romanian Parliament was established. The Brazil-Romania Parliamentary Friendship Group was created in the 56th legislature of the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies.[4] In June 2017, a joint political consultation was held between both nations in Brasília.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil%E2%80%93Romania_relations

Este é um subprojeto relacionado ao Projeto Maior Imigrantes ao Brasil

Este subprojeto visa organizar dados genealógicos dos imigrantes romenos que vieram ao Brasil.

Os imigrantes já identificados estão na lista de perfis deste subprojeto.

Breve histórico

No início do século 20, migrantes da Romênia (e especificamente da província romena da Bessarábia (atual Moldávia )) imigraram para o Brasil. Entre os romenos, muitos eram alemães e polacos étnicos que residiam na Romênia na época. Como resultado, mais de 40.000 brasileiros são de origem romena.

Os contatos iniciais entre o Brasil e a Romênia foram feitos em 1880. Em 1928, ambas as nações estabeleceram relações diplomáticas formais.[4] Naquele mesmo ano, a Romênia abriu uma legação diplomática no Rio de Janeiro, a primeira na América Latina. O Brasil retribuiu o gesto em 1929. O Brasil encerrou sua missão em 1939 com o início da Segunda Guerra Mundial.

Em agosto de 1942, o Brasil declarou guerra às potências do eixo e, como resultado, rompeu relações diplomáticas com a Romênia, pois inicialmente eram aliados da Alemanha[6] Em 1961, o Brasil restabeleceu relações diplomáticas com a Romênia e, em 1962, o Brasil abriu uma legação diplomática em Bucareste Em 1974, ambas as nações transformaram suas legações em embaixadas.

Fonte: WP