You messed up the stories! La Certeze is a village where the Romanians left to work in the West, among the first, those houses are built from their work. The other story is about the gypsies (Romas) who went begging and stealing and built palaces with floors, the difference, apart from the obvious bad taste, is that the gypsy ones have a lot of turrets on those buildings./Pomieszałeś historie! La Certeze to wieś, gdzie Rumuni po raz pierwszy wyjechali do pracy na Zachodzie, a te domy były i są efektem ich pracy. Druga historia dotyczy Cyganów (Romów), którzy żebrali, kradli i budowali wielopiętrowe pałace, z tą różnicą, że Cyganie mają wiele wież w tych krzykliwych pałacach.
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@@bemiwpodrozy Gypsy Indians are 3-4% in Romania and are the same thing as British Indians and Pakistanis. Hard to tell what sort of politics changed their name to Roma in the 90s, to be confused with Romanians, but they are certainly a different (Indian) race and culture from indigenous Romanians. Romanians are hard working, God fearing people, of moral values. Original mountain Romanians are mostly light skinned, while in the south and east there were some Neolithic migrations, of Anatolian farmers, who look Mediterranean, then some left overs of Iranian and Turkic early medieval migrations. Former Alans, Yazyg, Huns, Avars, Uzi, Pechenegs, Cumans, Tatars, not more than 15-20%, compared to the indigenous Carpathian population. Well in Transylvania there was also an Agatharsi Iranain migration, assimilated into Dacians in time.
You messed up the stories! La Certeze is a village where the Romanians left to work in the West, among the first, those houses are built from their work. The other story is about the gypsies (Romas) who went begging and stealing and built palaces with floors, the difference, apart from the obvious bad taste, is that the gypsy ones have a lot of turrets on those buildings./Pomieszałeś historie! La Certeze to wieś, gdzie Rumuni po raz pierwszy wyjechali do pracy na Zachodzie, a te domy były i są efektem ich pracy. Druga historia dotyczy Cyganów (Romów), którzy żebrali, kradli i budowali wielopiętrowe pałace, z tą różnicą, że Cyganie mają wiele wież w tych krzykliwych pałacach.
Dzięki za update informacji - faktycznie szukaliśmy informacji w necie podczas przejazdu przez wieś Certeze i tylko tyle udało się znaleźć wiec dziękujemy za rozszerzenie wątku
@@bemiwpodrozy Gypsy Indians are 3-4% in Romania and are the same thing as British Indians and Pakistanis. Hard to tell what sort of politics changed their name to Roma in the 90s, to be confused with Romanians, but they are certainly a different (Indian) race and culture from indigenous Romanians. Romanians are hard working, God fearing people, of moral values. Original mountain Romanians are mostly light skinned, while in the south and east there were some Neolithic migrations, of Anatolian farmers, who look Mediterranean, then some left overs of Iranian and Turkic early medieval migrations. Former Alans, Yazyg, Huns, Avars, Uzi, Pechenegs, Cumans, Tatars, not more than 15-20%, compared to the indigenous Carpathian population. Well in Transylvania there was also an Agatharsi Iranain migration, assimilated into Dacians in time.