Our culture is an oral tradition, carried forward not by nations or schools or literature, but by families.
A Vlach’s Life in His Time Part X October 1922 found us again gathered to listen to Dean Begg, “You are meeting here today to
Esme – Dramâ Armâneascâ tu Patru Acti dupâ Piesa di Teatru Grâseascâ: Esme di Spiridhon Peresiadhis. Translated by Michael Costulas. Download Esme here
It’s hard to believe we’ve been publishing The Newsletter of The Society Farsarotul on and off for 30 years. We wrote then: “We hope that
Our long-time responsibility has been to count ourselves, to know how many of us there are. –N. Batzaria At present, we know that the latest
There is growing interest in genealogy, but ethnic groups without a nation of their own are easily overlooked. If you suspect you might be of Aromanian ancestry, we encourage you to become a supporter and then visit the Family History forum here to begin your research within our community!
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One of the ways that we strive to remember those who have gone before us is by sharing photos and stories.
Please use this forum to add photos of your Aromanian family members who have passed away and honor their memory with stories and an obituary.
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