UZPR – A Century of Continuous Public Utilit

Abstract

United Romania needed a strong, coarse press, worthy to go along with the great act of December 1, 1918. It was January 1919, the great moment in which fifty very young journalists from Bucharest took the initiative to set up the Union of Professional Journalists, an organization meant to group journalists from all historical regions. The approach was major, and it turned out to be a dream that was fulfilled and consolidated, crossing national times of greatness, revealing rare professionals, talented people, models of their generations. Romania's history of the last century is as tumultuous as fascinating. The more meritorious is the journey through the times of sacrifices and the importance of the Romanian journalists of all generations, who knew not only to do their job fully under the sign of the Union of Professional Journalists, but also to hand over the relay. Titans of literature have entered the press world one after the other, building a pattern in which Romanian journalism has been built, many of the best of them shining in their pen at the same time in the pages of the publications and in the positions as members of the Union of Journalists Professionals

Keywords

• Professional Journalists
• Romania