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I probably will misspell his name but Nicolai Ceachescu and his wife were executed for crimes against their people in 1990 or so. They were brutal tyrants that had built immense palaces and at the same time, severely restricted heat and food staples during the winter, causing misery for millions of the people. They were arrested after the revolution and given a brief trial and then quickly executed by firing squad. The reforms have dramatically transformed Rumania and Bucharest the capital. Rumania has experienced strong economic growth and has joined the European Union and NATO. Bucharest today looks much like the rest of Europe-shopping malls and a growing middle class. The city is vibrant and lost its drabness suffered under Ceuasescu.
1) The Ceausescu's family has been very fast executed, right on the Christmas Day, after a brief judgment, in a secluded location. They had no defense and they didn't even understand what was happening to them. It was just a justificative act, in a big put-in-scene show. Actually, nobody cared about what they did, but there were a lot of people interested in their fortune. This explains the rush. They were simple, uneducated people who have been so brainwashed by cohorts of people who praised them for their beauty and genius, till they got completely lost from reality. They were so used to be admired, approved and praised till they started to believe that indeed, everybody loves them and they were Gods.
2) Bucharest became indeed a huge shopping mall. New casinos have been made, while heritage buildings are falling to pieces. The new "reforms", replaced a culture based on the theater, film, library, concert experience with a TV in Berlusconi's style, they pushed thousands of highly educated people to exude and a lot of desperate people between 30's and 50's to leave abroad looking for work. This generated a high rate of suicides among the children left at home, with their grandparents. Romania had/has no economic growth; coz the industry and agriculture have been systematically destroyed. Like the schools and the hospitals. The government borrows money to pay salaries and rents (Romania's debts are sky rocketing) or gets money from incredible taxes. Oh, yeah, and sells the resources. Lately, a famous mayor declared that actually "Romania should make money from the beauty of their women", while important guys from the Govern have a flourish business with organ donors. Interesting, no?
What else can I help you with?
What led to the failure of the Taika reforms and what was the political result?
The failure of the Taika reforms implied the weakening of the imperial government and the passage of power to the aristocracy.
What year was Nikita Khrushchev removed from power in the Soviet Union?
Nikita S. Khrushchev was removed from power in 1964.
Was Romania an allied power in World War 1?
Yes, Romania was initially neutral in World War 1 but later joined the Allied Powers in 1916.
What led directly to Julius Caesar taking power?
The policy of paying soldiers Gaius Marius's military reforms
What reforms did Julius Caesar put in place that increased his popularity poor and working class Romans?
wealth and power.
Was Romania a central power?
During the WW1 Romania was an allied country.
What does Romania use nuclear power for?
Romania has two nuclear power plants to offer electrical energy.
What kind of power does Romania have in the EU?
Any power: Romania is now only a colony of EU and also US.
What does Romania use nuclear for?
Romania has two nuclear power units to produce electricity.
When was gorbachev removed from power?
Gorbachev was removed from power in 1991.
Who has the power to pass immigration reforms?
The elected legislature.
Why is it important that Canada and Romania's relationship continues?
The nuclear power plant of Cernavodă is of CANDU type and Canadians helped Romania.
What was Romania like before nicolae came to power?
Before Nicolae Ceaușescu Romania was also a socialist country.
What led to the failure of the Taika reforms and what was the political result?
The failure of the Taika reforms implied the weakening of the imperial government and the passage of power to the aristocracy.
What is abbreviation of rapdrp?
Restructured accelerated power development & reforms programme
Who was in power in Romania after World War 1?
A succession of political parties.
President Wilson supported reforms that gave more power to who?
Labor Unions.
