As a youngster, when it came to Romanians, I knew unmistakably of Dracula, or if nothing else his pop-social/film (re-, and clearly never ending)incarnation. Considering everything, to the degree I knew where he was from it was some spot called "Transylvania," which was either its own nation - in which case it should have some wonderful cool-looking postage stamps, terrifying palaces on denying mountain edges, and so on - or a made-up place. I induce this ought not have been bewildering for a juvenile, since, of the stack Dracula films, there were ones, for example, "Billy the Kid versus Dracula (1966)." (Where does that happen, Dodge City?)
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