Add to ORKGBefore 1989 Romania was among the most authoritarian regimes of those in the Socialist East Bloc. Nicolae Ceauçescu\u27s secret police was among the most active, and the dictator ruled with impunity until the wave of popular revolutions that swept Eastern Europe in the autumn of 1989 reached Romania. An internal coup deposed Ceaçescu (whose body was shown on television after he was shot), but Romania did not move immediately to liberal politics as in Poland or Hungary. Democracy took time to develop, although success appears on the horizon after joining the North Atlantic Treat Organisation (NATO) in 2004 and possible inclusion in the European Union by 2007
Abstract: After the Second World War, according to the agreements between the victorious A...
The problematic of Romanian transition to democracy after the year 1989 was by its major part determ...
Romania's political demise During the first decade and a half of Nicolae Ceausescu's rule in Romani...
Romania was the only example of violent regime change in the central and south eastern European mili...
The political regime of Nicolae Ceausescu had at least three distinct stages, each of these being ch...
The political regime of Nicolae Ceausescu had at least three distinct stages, each of these being ch...
La chute de Nicolae Ceauşescu en 1989 conduit à de fortes mobilisations intellectuelles pour la cond...
Protests have continued in Romania despite the government revoking a controversial decree that would...
Unlike the other East-Central European countries, where the transition from communist rule to democr...
ABSTRACT: This paper offers a perspective on the holistic development of Romania, a former communist...
The problems of Romanian transition to democracy after the year 1989 were in large part determined b...
The subject of my bachelor's thesis is a comparison of the two communist regimes of Czechoslovakia a...
1989 was a revolutionary year in European history. Then, the socialist-totalitarian regim...
The subject of this bachelor thesis are the policies of Romania in the 1960's, which can be characte...
The political regime of Nicolae Ceausescu had at least three distinct stages, each of these being c...
Abstract: After the Second World War, according to the agreements between the victorious A...
The problematic of Romanian transition to democracy after the year 1989 was by its major part determ...
Romania's political demise During the first decade and a half of Nicolae Ceausescu's rule in Romani...
Romania was the only example of violent regime change in the central and south eastern European mili...
The political regime of Nicolae Ceausescu had at least three distinct stages, each of these being ch...
The political regime of Nicolae Ceausescu had at least three distinct stages, each of these being ch...
La chute de Nicolae Ceauşescu en 1989 conduit à de fortes mobilisations intellectuelles pour la cond...
Protests have continued in Romania despite the government revoking a controversial decree that would...
Unlike the other East-Central European countries, where the transition from communist rule to democr...
ABSTRACT: This paper offers a perspective on the holistic development of Romania, a former communist...
The problems of Romanian transition to democracy after the year 1989 were in large part determined b...
The subject of my bachelor's thesis is a comparison of the two communist regimes of Czechoslovakia a...
1989 was a revolutionary year in European history. Then, the socialist-totalitarian regim...
The subject of this bachelor thesis are the policies of Romania in the 1960's, which can be characte...
The political regime of Nicolae Ceausescu had at least three distinct stages, each of these being c...
Abstract: After the Second World War, according to the agreements between the victorious A...
The problematic of Romanian transition to democracy after the year 1989 was by its major part determ...
Romania's political demise During the first decade and a half of Nicolae Ceausescu's rule in Romani...