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The Remains of the Mineriad of June 1990. The Martyrs of the Days when Democracy Was Defeated on the Streets: “When It Fell to Me, the Blood of Him Fell From Him ”
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After the fall of communism, those who confiscated the Revolution brought mines from the Yellow Valley to repress protests from the University Market, writing, along with Ion Iliescu, a new black page in the history of Romania.
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Minerida from 13-15 June 1990 is one of the most destructive episodes in the history of Romania, especially by the fact that violence has taken place. Read more.
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Consensual in Ion Iliescu's vision = mines making "orders in the University Market". "Order in the University Market" in the vision of photo equipment = they were glad to be beaten by mines called in Bucharest against "golans" in the University Market of New President of Romania.
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