Why was Romania’s split from Soviet influence unlike that of many other Soviet satellites?
a) Dictator Nicolae Ceau?escu encouraged the army and secret police to use force against protestors.
b) Dictator Nicolae Ceau?escu led the split from Soviet influence himself.
Consider This: Nicolae Ceau?escu and his wife were eventually executed. See 15.1: “The End of History.”
c) Dictator Nicolae Ceau?escu used local religious authorities to help suppress dissidents.
Consider This: Nicolae Ceau?escu and his wife were eventually executed. See 15.1: “The End of History.”
d) Dictator Nicolae Ceau?escu refused to acknowledge anything was happening and carried on as usual.
Consider This: Nicolae Ceau?escu and his wife were eventually executed. See 15.1: “The End of History.”
a) Dictator Nicolae Ceau?escu encouraged the army and secret police to use force against protestors.
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