1920: Branch office is established in Cluj-Napoca. It oversees the work in Albania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, and the former Yugoslavia.

1924: Branch property, including a printery, is purchased in Cluj-Napoca.

1929: Oversight is transferred to the Germany branch and later to the Central European Office in Switzerland.

1938: Government closes and seals the Romania office, now in Bucharest.

1949: Communist government bans Jehovah’s Witnesses and seizes all branch property.

1995: Romania branch office is reestablished in Bucharest.