The December 1989 uprising in Romania toppled the then communist regime. Romania was the only country in the eastern bloc where the change of regime was made violently, and the dictators were shot dead.
A day of mourning is kept in Timisoara on Monday, 29 years since the spark of the 1989 Anti-Communist Revolution was kindled in Romania
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Over 40 civic organisations, which are among the initiators of the street protests in Romania against the amendments to the Justice laws and the Criminal Codes have sent an open letter to Prime Minister Mihai Tudose
28 years after the uprising that triggered the fall of the Communist regime, Romanians still commemorate their heroes
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Romanians are honouring the heroes of the 1989 anti-communist uprising.
The 1989 Revolution was the most important event in the second half of the 20th century in Romania.
The anti-communist protest began on December 15, 1989 in Timisoara and quickly spread around the country
