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232 Remembrance in Time xxx Jipa Rotaru, Ioan Damaschin, op. cit., pp. 54-55. xxxi X X X, Dosar Răsboiul neamului contra bolşevismului. OperaŃiunile Marinei Regale Române, Biblioteca Muzeului Marinei Române, fila 22. xxxii Cpt. R.1 Ion Raicu, Marina militară română în campania din anii 1941-1944, în dosarul Momente din istoria marinei române. Lucrări de cercetare, Biblioteca Muzeului Marinei Române, 1986, pp. 111-112. xxxiii ibidem, p. 112. xxxiv ibidem. xxxv ibidem, p. 113. xxxvi ibidem, p. 111. xxxvii Jipa Rotaru, Ioan Damaschin, op. cit., p. 57. xxxviii ibidem, p. 58. xxxix Cpt. R.1 Ion Raicu, op. cit., p. 112. xl ibidem. xli ibidem, p. 113. xlii ibidem. xliii ibidem.
THE LENINIST ALIMENTARY DICTATORSHIP - THE MODEL FOR STALINIST HUNGERS OF 1931-1933 AND 1946-1947 Vadim GUZUN 1 Abstract: One of the means having favoured the power conservation by the Bolsheviks was the alimentary one. Taking control over the alimentary resources meant not only supplying the proletariat, the army, the emerging huge repressive apparatus, but also subordinating the great mass of the population. Amid the civil war, the economic disorganization and the international isolation, the regime’s solution consisted in draining the survival-necessary resources from the rural environment. The study deals with the “fight for bread” – a process having ended in the hostile peasants’ physical liquidation and in converting the survivors to the ideology underlain by communist-socialist principles. Based on sources from the former Soviet archives, published after the USSR disintegration, but also on autochthonous thematic sources, we set out to reconstitute the internal political context from Soviet Russia and Ukraine. The use of violent means applied on a large scale by the Bolshevik regime explains the Sovietization by starvation of tens of millions of people in an extremely short time, the population’s massive resistance. This approach facilitates comprehending the subjective and objective factors having determined the essence of the Soviet hungers, the reaction of the authorities and of the affected population. The model of Stalinist hungers from 1931-1933 and from 1946-1947 may be found in Leninist great hunger, which peaked in the years 1921-1922. The Bolshevik revolution and the civil war deeply and irrevocably undermined the internal situation in the former Russian Empire. The sanitary and alimentary situation in towns had become unbearable. In the year 1918, the living conditions, well below endurance, were marked by the lack of food: a worker’s daily ration was below half the minim level necessary for survival. Intellectuals made no exception, internationally renowned scientists suffered from the urban food crisis, reckoned by some researchers rather a distribution and exchange issue than a production one, given that the paralyzed rail was not able to ensure the normal food flow. Another main cause of the urban crisis was the peasants’ refusal to sell their products in exchange of the money that had no longer value. The executive’s attempt to acquire agricultural products at fixed prices had the opposite effect, obliging the peasants to reduce the cultivated surfaces 2 . In this context, the assertion that Russia returned to the Middle Ages-specific production and living means seems pertinent. Furthermore, amid the not very good harvest of 1917, the food supplies from 1918 were correspondingly affected. In some 1 Romanian Academy, Bucureşti, Romania. 2 O. Figes, A people`s tragedy: a history of the Russian Revolution, New York, Penguin Books, 2007, pp. 607-608.
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CONTENT PART I 1. COMMUNIST REGIMES
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MISSION OF THE INSTITUTE OF HISTORY
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122 Political prisoners. DeŃinuŃi
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THE RETALIATION AFTER THE HUNGARIAN
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Péter BENCSIK: The Retaliation aft
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HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE CONSTITUTIONS O
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Christina BICK et al.: European Evo
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ABOUT TEACHING HISTORY - 2012 Zolt
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Zoltán FARKAS: About Teaching Hist
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WIDENING THE PUBLIC ACCESS TO ARCHI
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Anka IGNATOVA: Widening the Public
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Anka IGNATOVA: Widening the Public
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INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONSHIP
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Anasztázia KEREKE: International E
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EUROPE - UNITED IN FREEDOM AND DIVE
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516 22 March 2012 - CULTURE PROGRAM
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548 Fig.6. Photo gallery from Bulga
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vieŃuitorii tineri, plini de forŃ
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închiderea ei”. Constatăm cu ac
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satul Pohărniceni este lipsă acop
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COMISIA COJOCARU Viorica OLARU-CEM
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„Uniunea Democratică a Libertă
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Ieronim. 8 . În urma cercetărilor
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şi de profilaxie în lupta împotr
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procesul de lichidare a mănăstiri
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fără copii, căutau alinare anume
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componente ale monitoarelor era în
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evolte, Ńăranii foloseau ca scut
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procentul celor care au dispărut p
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literatura română: Eminescu, Cara
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personale ale poetului, manuscrise,
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literare moldoveneşti” şi a lit
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publicată în „limba moldoveneas
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muncitoreşti (Valea Jiului, S.L.O.
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publice din Ńară şi străinătat
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Analiza raporturilor dintre Stat ş
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În România au funcŃionat în per
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PreoŃi ai Episcopiei de Lugoj în
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Puşcaşiu Virgil [Timişoara]. Mal
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dresaŃi special să îi atace dac
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dar a fost reînființat în anul 1
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la Toteşti (Hunedoara), unde era m
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• Este internat de D.G.S.S. Huned
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ca în martie 1953 îi expiră pede
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În iunie 1959 a fost transferat la
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14. Sigmirean Cornel, Intelectualit
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România sub regimul comunist avea
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În 1982, director general al FMI,
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În anii 1987-1988 au fost plătite
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Caracal, în 1945). În urma anchet
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fusese interzis cu desăvârşire d
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de la Horia Sima, care-l însărcin
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Predarea comenzii s-a realizat în
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ăzboi, fiind perfecŃionat în 194
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prezentat lui Borobaru situaŃia Mi
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După plecarea lui Dragoş Hoinic
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degradare civică şi confiscarea a
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americană se poate vorbi într-o r
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comunist bolşevic al URSS. În pre
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Vorbind despre „...înfruntarea d
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declarat că fiul lui Gheroghe Ion
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„COMPLOTUL” DIN BATALIONUL 27 V
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grupul „Arsenescu”, în special
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dintre atuurile folosite a fost şi
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Ipoteza este confirmată şi de fap
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vreo dovadă a unei colaborări în
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Parcurgerea proceselor verbale de i
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Însă ultima fază importantă în
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probabil scăpat o perioadă din me
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oamenii lui şi să asigure păstra
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„Nu a existat nici o organizaŃie
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înscenării este faptul că Arsene
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Mi-a mai spus că e bolnav din ce
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Repere istoriografice. Considerate
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mănăstirile basarabene. De exempl
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ulgari, găgăuzi. Majoritatea vie
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a vrut să taie barba unui călugă
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prin contractare. Prioritar se acap
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institu iilor religioase. Totodată
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8 Veronica Dudnic, Lăsați clopote
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66 Ciorbă Veaceslav, op. cit., p.
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CREAłIA LITERARĂ CA FORMĂ DE REZ
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observaŃiile erau, mai întâi, ad
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singură, pentru că - de ce se în
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apariŃie tocmai de la cei vizaŃi,
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