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 impact did the fall of Communism in 1989 have on the population of the village?

How did the new community contribute to the preservation of traditional craftwork in the village?

What are some of the traditional items that the Gabor brothers create?

In what ways do the Roma and non-Roma communities in the village work to maintain their heritage?

What is the significance of passing on traditional skills to the next generation in this village?