VOICED: The unexpected rebirth of a Saxon village in Transylvania

The video explores the impact of German Saxon architecture on a Transylvanian village, which became a World Heritage site. After the fall of Communism in 1989, many villagers returned to Germany, leading to the village's decline. A new Romanian community revived traditional crafts, fostering a cultural renaissance. The Roma community also contributes by preserving blacksmithing traditions, ensuring the village's heritage is passed to future generations.

What significant event in 1989 led to the departure of the population from the Transylvanian village?

• A cultural festival

• The fall of Communism

• A natural disaster

• An economic boom

What was the main challenge faced by the new Romanian community in maintaining the village?

• Government restrictions

• Opposition from locals

• Insufficient resources and knowledge

• Lack of interest

How do the villagers ensure the continuation of traditional craftwork?

• By teaching tourists

• By using modern technology

• By passing skills to their children

• By exporting their crafts

What is unique about the Gabor brothers in the context of their village?

• They are the wealthiest family

• They openly identify as Roma

• They own the largest farm

• They are the only blacksmiths

What is the Gabor brothers' approach to their craft?

• They believe they have mastered it

• They continuously learn and adapt

• They refuse to take custom orders

• They focus only on traditional methods