From the cells of Sighet and Pitești to an ordinary 1980s apartment, Nicolae Ceaușescu’s private residence and the streets where the 1989 Revolution began, Romania’s communist past is preserved in a scattered network of prisons, museums, memorials and private collections. A new cultural and educational centre opening at the Sighet Memorial on August 29, 2026 […] The post Inside Communist Romania: the museums and former prisons keeping history al…
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