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There was a debate at my house last night, one which I was pleased happened, but sad in a way that it did.
the question was asked, should we forget Transylvania?
this coming from a friend who has visited the area, found it different than what she was told, and now believes we should let the memories die a peaceful death.
Well, to this I ask why?
it seems people want to recall the best and not the worst, and when faced with the reality which isn't the best, get mad. I suppose we are all like that. Be it past present or future.
I don't believe Transylvania should be forgotten anymore than another part of the world, but I think we need to recall the real Transylvania a bit more.
Comments
Transylvania had a huge impact on european history and it is still an important place if people like it or not.
I'm proud to be a dacian anglo saxon transylvanian.
I'm sad that our gods got forgotten.