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Romanian survey: Two out of three say Ceausescu was a good leader
>Even the communist regime seems to fare well in the opinion poll: for 55.8% of the respondents, it was rather a good thing for Romania, whereas only 34.5% disagreed.
>More than half of Romanians believe the communist regime was more of a good thing for Romania, with nearly 56% saying more positive than negative developments occurred under communism. The finding comes from a new INSCOP Research survey commissioned by the Institute for the Investigation of Communist Crimes and the Memory of the Romanian Exile (IICCMER), shedding light on the enduring nostalgia for the regime of Nicolae Ceaușescu.
And this is not even because of the elderly anymore even half of 18-24 year old Romanian youths prefer communism
>Sondaj: 45% dintre tineri cred că comunismul „a fost un lucru bun”. „Idealizarea totalitarismului e o problemă de securitate națională”
How shit is Romania that the most anti-communist propagandized generation hates your system and prefer communism? Dont see other former WP youth have these statistics at all. And seeing all these protests occuring in Romania and blatently just rigging elections how much potential does it have for socialism to come out or is it over before it started.

Even this video by this anti-communist Yank is surprising. Imagine picking the average Polish youth and seeing their reaction to these questions compared to the Romanian youth

>>2405461
those bot comments saying that 10000000 people died under gommunism are pretty funny thoughever

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>>2405460
I think there needs to be a historical reassessment and evaluation of Ceaușescu, and socialist Romania.

(Images are segments of Conversation between Gorbachev and Ceaușescu)

>>2405460
damn getting these kind of stats in one of the least successful eastern bloc country is impressive

>>2405567
jfc don't listen to music when taking screenshots

even the most retarded implementation of socialism is better than capitalism LOL

>>2405567
Link?

>>2405915
Poland

>>2405460
My man was something else
What good downloaders for videos are left?

Worst communist leader including pol pot award. Why couldnt romanians have a sensible working socialism like Hungary or Yugoslavia?

>>2405916
https://1989.rrchnm.org/items/show/692.html

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>You could not live with your own failure. Where did that bring you? Back to me

>>2405460
The only thing worse than Ceausescu's Romania is Romania without Ceausescu.

>>2405461
>Imagine picking the average Polish youth and seeing their reaction to these questions compared to the Romanian youth
It's not really surprising considering the differences in each country's post-socialist economic performance. Poland is by far the most successful of the former Warsaw Pact countries while Romania is among the least successful. It's extra impressive when when realize that Romania was probably the most poorly run European socialist country as well, although Poland was probably a contender for that spot too.

>>2406201
CEACESCUPILLED

Hard to imagine, when I was there and talking to people communism and especially Ceausescu were not looked at favorably. Anti communism runs DEEP and even tho they can understand that t the fall of the regime led to their current shit situation, they are very closed off to the old communism and basically associate it with the austerity period

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>>2406236
Friendly reminder that Poland is a literal welfare queen the size of a country. For three decades they have been inundated of subsidies disbursed by western euro countries to a level no other eastern euro country could even imagine.

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In Albania, a survey that was meant to be "Supporting a platform for national dialogue about the human rights violations of Albania’s former Communist regime" found a plurality of people viewed both leaders of the socialist period in a positive light. Additionally, only a third of people considered socialism in Albania to be a "bad idea", and a plurality said it "gave a more comfortable life than today". And that's after a load of bullshit "information" about the socialist period was provided to the people that took the survey.

>>2406451
That's called win win relationship bucko, just like when china give gibs to tinpot dictators in africa we french build infrastructure and civilize poland

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>>2406461
It's not surprising, given the party of Albania won an election fair and square in 1991.

>>2406466
>Win election
>Immediately give up anyways and allow capitalists to form a new government
lol so much for Hoxhaism being anti revisoinist

>>2406488
It’s almost like there’s inherent problems with vanguard parties

>>2406489
What's the alternative?

>>2406491
You use the vanguard party to take power then dissolve it immediately upon seizing the state I guess

>>2406510
Kinda seems like you're just giving the reactionaries the new state on a silver platter then lol

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>>2406510
>Takes power
>Imprison Hoxhaists (red fascists) and social democrats (moderate wing of fascism)
>Fuck things up so bad the state dissolves overnight
>Soldiers just go home and allow people to loot the armories
>Nation divided between worker's councils and criminal gangs (decentralized people's security forces)
>Right wing permanently discredited in the eyes of half the country
The great and authentic revolutionaries of the world are two: Berisha and Meksi

>>2405932
>working socialism
>yugoslavia

>>2406463
The collective french must pay that Napoleon fucked once a polish gal
A THOUSAND YEARS

>>2406517
THE GREATEST COMMUNIST AFTER THE FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL

And yet their politicians are ALL USA cucks. Especially Simion. Georgescu wasn't that bad in comparison.

>Dont see other former WP youth have these statistics at all
Russia, Slovenia, Slovakia.
Do slavic countries. Slovenia has it that bad that Austria just arrested half of our ethnic minority because of it lmao.

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Ceaușescu's name chanted by young people at the "Beach, Please" festival. How the authorities reacted
>"This behavior shows how widely a false memory has been spread" At the "Beach, Please" festival in Costinești, several young people chanted in unison "Ceaușescu, Ceaușescu!". The Institute for the Investigation of the Crimes of Communism and the Memory of the Romanian Exile drew attention to the fact.
>In a video that went viral on social media, several young people chant the name of Nicolae Ceaușescu, while influencer Selly walks past them. Authorities' reaction: "This behavior shows how widely a false memory has been spread"
>Authorities urged young people to inform themselves and learn from history
<Ple…Please learn the REAL history of communist Romania. Starving gorillions am I right youngster. Remember the free market gives you FREEDUM despite creating an exodus of Romanian young people out the country.Please just stop saying his name….
https://m.digi24.ro/stiri/actualitate/numele-lui-ceausescu-scandat-de-tineri-la-festivalul-beach-please-cum-au-reactionat-autoritatile-3324445

Authorities are shitting themselves in Romania right now and are crying because an influencer had youngsters saying Ceausescu. It is only a matter of time till they do another anti-communist bill and arrest anyone that mentions Ceausescu or communism in Romania

Shit must be ass for the Romanian people to yearn for the people's IMF loans and austerity policies

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>>2407472
>nooo you can't shout a hecking authoritarian dictator's name!
>The Institute for the Investigation of the Crimes of Communism will hear about this!

<Before the execution, Nicolae Ceaușescu declared, "We could have been shot without having this masquerade!"[19] The Ceaușescus' hands were tied by four soldiers before the execution.[29] Simon Sebag Montefiore wrote that Elena Ceaușescu screamed, "You sons of bitches!" as she was led outside and lined up against the wall, while Nicolae Ceaușescu began singing a fragment of "The Internationale" before the soldiers opened fire

In the end he was a real one

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Also I didn't know they actually charged him with genocide lmaoooo

>>2407535
>Sebag Montefiore
reminder that this guy is on Epstein's list

>>2407541
Always good to know

>>2407535
>Nicolae Ceaușescu began singing a fragment of "The Internationale" before the soldiers opened fire

It's stuff like this that make me think perhaps Ceaușescu was a true believer in communist ideology, despite nationalist and opportunist deviations.

is this the unevitable collapse of the EU and neoliberal rule on the eastern european region?

>>2407535
> Ceaușescu began singing a fragment of "The Internationale" before the soldiers opened fire
which part?

>>2405460
They're not really nostalgic for communism, they just wish they had a nationalist dictator.

>>2408121
Oh I have no doubt he was a true believer. Unfortunately he seems to have just been rather stupid and incompetent. The nationalist deviation probably stems from there as well, George-Dej was not like that as far as I know.

Nicolae Ceaușescu was the worst communist leader (I don't consider Pol Pot a communist), further proof the worst socialism is still better than the best capitalism.

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>>2407476
Being the slavecuck of the slavecuck in the grand game makes people think

Links, because nobody posts them anymore
https://www.romaniajournal.ro/politics/inscop-poll-two-in-three-romanians-say-ceausescu-was-a-good-leader/
https://www.agenzianova.com/en/news/Two-out-of-three-Romanians-surveyed-that-Ceausescu-was-a-good-leader./
https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2025/07/25/shock-poll-claims-romanians-are-nostalgic-for-communist-dictator-nicolae-ceausescu-who-was


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