Pachetul contine:

01. Ceauşescu - Ascensiunea si decaderea lui...........62 min
02. Documentar - Ceauşescu - Realizări grandioase......04 min
03. Epoca Nicolae Ceauşescu - Film documentar..........20 min
04. Imagini nedifuzate cu Ceauşescu....................05 min
05. Moartea lui Ceauşescu..............................20 min
06. Nicolae ceauşescu - Ultima cuvântare...............10 min
07. Piaţa universitaţii, România 1991..................60 min
08. Procesul lui Ceauşescu.............................73 min
09. România - Decembrie 1989...........................04 min
10. România 13-15 iunie 1990 + Mineriada...............37 min
11. The Execution of Ceauşescu's.......................02 min
12. Timişoara 16-20 decenbrie 1989.....................04 min

Toate documentarele sunt in format .avi si .mpg, au sursa TVRip si parţial subtitrare hardcoded in limba InRomana!



This is a unique collection of broadcast TV footage -- live on-the-street coverage, interviews with participants and others (playwright Eugene Ionesco appears briefly), news anchor-style presentations, and announcements of heads of state -- from the period surrounding the December 1989 uprising in Romania.

This footage is raw material reminiscent of the images that served as the basis for Harun Farocki's Videograms of a Revolution (1992) already on the tracker here.  The footage here is a bit more raw than that in Farocki's film.  It ranges from low quality to medium quality footage, with Romanian TV station insignias present in the corner of most of the footage.  There are a variety of formats and resolutions.  Aside from marches and interviews, one TV segment covers the execution of the Ceausescus themselves, an event which lead to much speculation and conspiracy theories.

"[In December 1989] the idyll of the peaceful revolutions against communism across eastern Europe was rudely broken, as Romania suddenly descended into anarchy and bloodshed.

On 22 December 1989, Romania's communist leader Nicolae Ceausescu was overthrown in a violent revolution and fled from the capital, Bucharest. Three days later, he and his wife Elena were executed by firing squad. It was the last of the por uprisings against communist rule in eastern Europe that year.

After the euphoria of Solidarity's victory in free elections in Poland and the Velvet Revolution in Prague, this was different. The Romanian revolution was the last, and the bloodiest, in the whole region. It came to a head on Christmas Day, when the dictator and his wife were executed." -- BBC News


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