Ceausescu. Ultimul an
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Ceausescu lived in his communist paradise, somehow separated by an army of polygamists (party members and activists of all levels, "cultural and artistic figures", journalists, external influences) who lived well from the permanent revolution and state terrorism of Ceausescu. He was a revolutionary by profession (according to the recommendations), he was told that he was the new man of the new world, and in that capacity he promised a bright future for Romania, Europe and the whole world. He liked to believe in a world personality at the intersection of world political tectonic plates, a mediator between East and West, between North and South. He lived in a permanent revolution, from which he woke up too late.
