Cannibalism and the Danger of Death on Farms in Cluj Due to Lack of Food / What Did the Disaster in the Communist Zootechnics Look Like in 1986
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The 1986 Security Reports, presented by the National Council for the Study of Security Archives (CNSAS), show how difficult the situation of the Cluj County Zoo was. The lack of feed led to mortality among birds, cannibalism and production decline. The documents were prepared by Cluj Security Service 2, responsible for economic counter-information, and describe problems in both agricultural production cooperatives (CAPs) and state enterprises.
The 1986 Cluj Security Reports indicate a deep crisis in zootechnics: lack of feed, cannibalism in birds and the delivery of intoxicated meat to the population.
While Elena Ceauşescu appeared in photos from official visits to farms and agricultural units, behind the propaganda picture, the animals faced lack of food, degraded shelters and precarious conditions of care.
The 1986 Security Reports, presented by the National Council for the Study of Archives of Security (CNSAS), reveal the difficult situation of Cluj County zootechnics in the last years of the communist regime. Lack of feed causes bird mortality, cannibalism in poultry farms and the decline in egg production, while hundreds of animals were at risk due to precarious conditions of care, [...]
The 1986 Security Reports, presented by the National Council for the Study of Archives of Security (CNSAS), reveal the difficult situation of Cluj County zootechnics in the last years of the communist regime. Lack of feed causes bird mortality, cannibalism in poultry farms and the decline in egg production, while hundreds of animals were at risk due to precarious conditions of care.
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