PETRU BRAN ŞI VASILE LUCACIU – PERSONALITĂŢI ALE ÎNVĂŢĂMÂNTULUI SĂTMĂREAN ÎN LIMBA ROMÂNĂ
Petru Bran and Vasile Lucaciu – Personalities of the Education Romanian Language in Satu Mare

Summary/Abstract: The cultural-artistic movement was born and has developed in Transylvania, since the 19th century, under the impulse of several societies, associations and cultural reunions. Near 1918’s Union, the movement became a true ideological force, having a high national character. Satu Mare distinguishes itself through the „Romanian Students’ Reading Society”, considered to be the first Romanian youth organisation established by and for students, in the north-west part of the country. Functioning along the Romanian language department of the Royal Catholic Highschool of Satu Mare, the society was initiated by Petru Bran, the first Romanian teacher in Sătmar. Vasile Lucaciu was Bran’s successor, teaching Romanian language and literature from 1878 to 1885 at the Upper Gymnasiun of Satu Mare, today „Doamna Stanca” National College. The two teachers had a great contribution in achieving the ideal of national unity and in promoting the written culture in Romanian language.

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