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THE ACTIVITY OF THE ROMANIAN SECURITATE ON SPECIAL CURRENCY CONTRIBUITION
THE ACTIVITY OF THE ROMANIAN SECURITATE ON SPECIAL CURRENCY CONTRIBUITION

Author(s): Corvin Lupu
Subject(s): National Economy, Marxist economics, Governance, Economic history, Economic policy, Security and defense, Developing nations, Post-War period (1950 - 1989), History of Communism, Cold-War History, Law on Economics, Commercial Law
Published by: Editura Universitatii LUCIAN BLAGA din Sibiu
Keywords: Betrayal of the Securitate in December 1989; Financial Operations of the Securitate; Commercial Companies of the Securitate; Food and consumer goods crisis in Romania; Nicolae Ceauşescu;

Summary/Abstract: The article highlights the activity of the commercial companies of the Securitate and the way in which the process of stealing the economic gains of the Romanian national economy started and also was ended. After December 22, 1989 and the formal termination of the Securitate, the huge amounts of money in the accounts of the Securitate remained in the accounts of the Securitate-officers who were credit directors and coordinated the account numbers, passwords and access codes. There was no Communist Party control of these amounts and they were only partially reported to the political leadership of the country. These amounts have disappeared entirely. They far exceeded the amount of Romania's external debt and were accumulated in the period when the people were afflicted by the economic crisis, artificially induced by those who were preparing to trigger the popular uprising behind which the state coup meant to remove Ceaușescu from power was covered. Removing Ceaușescu from power was ment to regain the political and military control over Romania by the USSR and the take-over by the Western economies of the Romanian place on the world market and the sources of raw materials in Romania.

  • Issue Year: XIII/2019
  • Issue No: 2
  • Page Range: 111-123
  • Page Count: 13
  • Language: English