The Romanian Revolution of 1989: Too many comedy actors in a great tragedy

The Romanian Revolution in 1989 brought on the stage all sorts of characters. Missions, some of them only now we are beginning to understand. There was actors who were involved in military action, also soldiers who seemed actors comedy. What unites them is the tragic end of their action. They have been found in the same boat, winners of revolution, which seems to have a common filmmaker.

Of many diversions in December 1989, the highest was the invention of "Ceausescu's terrorists". This was the most profitable way to put end the revolutionary zeal and earn the popular veil for new power installed by coup d’etat. New power have created "terrorists"(evil, hate, fanatics, „securisti”), fought with them and defeated the "terrorists" but they have never been show - no name, no faces. New power has counted the bodies martyrs and they asked romanian people: "Do you see what they did, those beasts?", this message was sent via radio and television, their names: Ion Iliescu and Silviu Brucan.

The Romanian Security Services has been saved by Ion Iliescu, but the former Security Services agents have been stunned to silence. The interests of the new rulers was that Security Services agents to not speak. Or if they talked, not to be believed, because they knew too much about the plot, about the coup d'etat, about foreign intervention, about the KGB agents in the nucleus of the new rulers of Romania. The same Ion Iliescu would need Security Services for two reasons: specialists in diversion (misinformation&open inter-ethnic conflicts) and external trade.

Therefore, diversion of December 1989 "Security Services = terrorists" was designed to protect the new power in front of the inevitable disclosures about her past and methods. The group led by Iliescu had assured immunity of the image. Who to reveal the plot, lies, crime and diversion? "The Security Services officers? They terrorists? Those who killed the heroes of the revolution? Come on..."

Group led by Iliescu (center)

The official version of the Romanian Revolution of December 1989 is full of lies and contradictions and logical fractures. It is said that it has happened because spontaneity. A gross deformation of the reality is that on 21 and 22 December 1989. Failed meeting of Nicolae Ceausescu (21 December) presented by propaganda of Ion Iliescu as a "revolt of the Bucharest residents against the dictator". The truth is quite another. The meeting of Ceausescu has been scrambled by special troops with special methods, not by workers brought from factories to acclamation on Ceausescu. He has been betrayed by sound system. Instead to hear joy and cheers from soundtrack, it was heard hoarse voice of Ceausescu, accompanied by terrific noise: shouts, shooters, grenade explosion. Well trained troops mixed in the crowd and brought panic, some bawled: ”tanks will come”. After 4 minutes, when Ceausescu regained his voice, it was too late, a hundred thousand of people have fled. They were scared to death and ran, but do not have booed Ceausescu. The next day, surprisingly, they have come alone and threatened him. Why? What happened in 24 hours?

The speech of 21 December and fussing

The Romanian Revolution took two attempts to start: in Iasi and Timisoara. On December 14 , a little fuss in Iasi but city remained inert. A day later, 15 December, the priest Laszlo Tokes shake spirits in Timisoara. The two cities are connected by a strange coincidence: in both worked Ion Iliescu, important member of the Romanian Communist Party (PCR) in „Ceausescu era". A few years before, Iliescu was the man who dealing with propaganda in Timisoara and prime-secretary in Iasi.

The televised Revolution gave to nation a spectacular teather piece with actors and directors in one place: Ion Caramitru, Sergiu Nicolaescu, Adrian Sarbu, Mircea Diaconu, Victor Rebengiuc, Alexandru Arsinel and others. Some of them were involved in military action with tragic end. Sergiu Nicolaescu was author of evil maneuvers in the evening of 22 December in Piata Palatului from a balcony. He was promoter to the arrival in the capital of a large military units for fight with "terrorists"(imaginary). Who was Sergiu Nicolaescu? Most loved filmmaker of Ceausescu’s family.

Too many comedy actors in such a tragedy.

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Source of photos: http://istoria-romaniei.blogspot.ro/2009/12/poze-din-timpul-revolutiei-de-la-1989.html

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