How the Romanians Who Said Political Banks in Communism Were Punished by Security. CNSAS: A Student Was Banned on Fishing Vessels
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CNSAS shows how Security followed and sanctioned Romanians who said political banks in communism. Among the best known cases is a student from Galatí, who ended up not being able to go to sea because of jokes about the country's leadership. National Council for the Study of Security Archives (CNSAS) presents, in a post on [...]
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A Galatian student came to the Security Centre after a colleague told him that he was saying banks about Ceauşescu and criticizing the communist regime. The young man was forbidden to work on ocean fishing vessels, and after employment he had to go on leave without pay.
The National Council for the Study of Archives of Security (CNSAS) presents, in a post on Facebook page, how Security followed and sanctioned people who said political banks during the communist regime.
CNSAS shows how Security followed them and sanctioned Romanians who said political banks in communism. Among the most popular cases is a student from Galatians, who ended up not being able to go to sea because of jokes about the country's leadership.
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