Roman stories

These are selected pages from the art of stories in Romanian literature, representing different forms of this art of a friendly people whose struggle for liberation and self-awareness is very similar to our Arab people, but perhaps their struggle was more violent and ferocious, even with regard to their national language and the preservation of its original components.
The original Romanian people got the Latin language with the Roman invasion, and that language developed as a local dialect until it became what is known today as the Romanian language. However, this dialect, which became a language, did not develop and stabilize without obstacles and shocks that came from the invasions of its neighbors and their control over the country after the decline of the Roman Empire. This language was exposed to profound Slavic influences, then to Turkish influences that may have been less violent and extensive, but nevertheless they hindered the growth of the national language and caused it confusion. As a result of Turkey's occupation of Romania for many centuries, the authentic Romanian people were able, despite all of that, to recover the basic components of their nationalism, most notably the language, and this was particularly and clearly in the nineteenth century. The emergence of nationalisms in Europe was a result of the revolutionary spirit that ignited in every country. Europe in that century.