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    Das Brechen von Ion Iliescu (erster Präsident der postkommunistischen Rumänien) ist gestorben. Er war 95 Jahre alt
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    Das Brechen von Ion Iliescu (erster Präsident der postkommunistischen Rumänien) ist gestorben. Er war 95 Jahre alt

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    3. florifel on

      I’m not overjoyed that he died, I’m disappointed that he died peacefully without spending a day in prison. Fuck the justice system.

    8. verifi_nightmode on

      Someone tell me what did he do

      Edit: please don’t tell me anymore, I got too many replies

    11. ArthRol on

      The president responsible for preserving the influence and power of Communist politicians and the secret police (Securitate) after 1989.

    13. HicksBeach on

      without context: why do they hate their „first democratically elected president post-communism“ so much and are glad he died? 
      with context: how come no one tried to assassinate him when he was alive?

    14. piggiebrotha on

      Bette Davis: „You should never say bad things about the dead, only good … Joan Crawford is dead. Good.“

      I have no other feeling for this, screw him.

    16. Wooden-Practice8508 on

      Fucker got scot-free, wonder how many days until his grave becomes a public urinal

    18. Im_just_a_user_100 on

      Sad to see that he died without getting punished for what he did. Rest in pieces , we wont miss you.

    23. mrwhite14X on

      I’m going to the store in about one hour, could someone recommend me some champagne that fits the departure of the Tovaras? As cheap as possible, just like him.

    24. Armadillo-Middle on

      Thousands were dead because of this POS communist. He may have gotten away from justice here on earth. I wish him “luck” wherever he is now.

      REST IN PISS YOU PIECE OF SHIT!

    26. KernunQc7 on

      Spoiler: He got away with it. What is „it“? Everything and anything, use your imagination.

      Evil prevails.

    27. FC__Barcelona on

      For who doesn’t know, he was a hardcore Marxist but not a Stalinist like Romania’s previous leaders. He’s views were close to Gorbachev who they say he met in his youth while studying in Moscow and kept contact with him over time.

      He was the head of the propaganda of the communist party earlier in his life but was marginalized by Ceausescu because he knew they were planning to overthrow him and kept them under close surveillance.

      He didn’t kill him or the group because they were backed up by the USSR which was risky, but he marginalized them and gave them comfortable but irrelevant positions that were well paid but outside the big circles.

      He set up the coup d’etat with his group (many of high military ranking of which Ceausescu didn’t know of) but wouldn’t have happened without the initial Revolution that started in Timisoara in December.

      His faults: To have time, him and the group created a conspiracy to give the people in streets the impression there is a terrorist group that is fighting to keep the old guard in power. This lead to almost 1000 deaths post Ceausescu fleeing from the Party HQ until his execution on the 25th of December which ended most of the struggle against his criminal regime. Deaths were largely friendly fire between people considering each other terrorists and brining no benefit to the revolt.

      He used typical methods for marxists to undermine initial oppositions appeared early in January 1990: very violent repression against any Pro-European/Pro-West stance after 1990 and used miners who were loyal to him, workers, police forces and the secret service forces against opposition leaders and simple citizens but nothing compared to Ceausescu’s orders before the 22nd, including ordering the army to shoot any hostile.

      Ultimately his party was a continuation of the Communist Party in a more humane way which led to hardcore corruption, incompetence and all that came with it. He slowed Romania’s economic comeback by at least 10 years and the system is still thriving today in many ways because of the way he transitioned power starting 35 years ago. Many important politicians are still here and having influence thanks to his actions.

      After losing elections in 1996 the country had to reset. Elections had a very clear goal: for the country to rejoin it’s western route and in his last mandate he did continue these procedures started in 1997 and joined NATO after the Prague Summit and set up the EU ascension that happened 2 years after the end of his presidency.

    30. reformedMedas on

      Tocmai m-am trezit, asa si asa nautatea. Speram sa moara macar in chinuri.

    32. Alin_Alexandru on

      Quick, someone drive a stake through his heart so he doesn’t come back!

    33. Dinde89 on

      He will continue to fight against pro democrat students with the miners where ever he is.

    35. ArcadianMess on

      Good fucking riddence. Sad that he didn’t spend a day in jail for the numerous crimes he committed.

      At least he died in pain and agony, rest in piss you POS!

    38. Famoustractordriver on

      One of the greatest injustices towards Romania and Romanians is that this one died without serving a single day in prison.

      Fuck him, fuck his handlers, fuck his acolytes and may his name be forever cursed.

    39. dat_9600gt_user on

      **Ion Iliescu died. The announcement was made by the Romanian Government. The 95-year-old former president had been hospitalized for two months at the SRI Agrippa Ionescu Hospital.**

      „With deep regret, the Government announces the death of the former President of Romania, Mr. Ion Iliescu. The former president of the Romanian state died today, August 5, 2025, at the „Prof. Dr. Agrippa Ionescu“ Emergency Clinical Hospital. The Romanian Government sends condolences to the family and all those close to them!“, the Government announced.

      The death was later announced by the hospital where the former president was hospitalized.

      „Today, August 5, 2025, Mr. Ion Iliescu passed away, the death being registered at 15:55. The „Prof. Dr. Agrippa Ionescu“ Emergency Clinical Hospital sends its sincere condolences to the family and loved ones. Ion Iliescu has been hospitalized in our unit since June 9, and during the 57 days of hospitalization, the multidisciplinary medical team made every effort to ensure the necessary care and treatment,“ the SRI Hospital said.

      The first to write about Iliescu’s death was the interim president of the PSD, Sorin Grindeanu, who sent a message of condolences.

      „It is with deep sadness that I learned the news of the passing away of the former president of Romania Ion Iliescu.
      In these moments of pain, I send sincere condolences to the bereaved family, to those close to him and to all those who knew and cherished him,“ Grindeanu said.

      The Government will meet on Tuesday evening in a meeting to adopt the normative act on the funeral of the former president, according to government sources for HotNews.

      # Iliescu suffered from lung cancer

      Ion Iliescu had been hospitalized since June 9 at the Agrippa Ionescu hospital. On June 16, doctors announced that Ion Iliescu [was suffering from lung cancer](https://hotnews.ro/ion-iliescu-a-fost-operat-sub-anestezie-generala-ultimele-date-despre-starea-de-sanatate-a-fostului-presedinte-2003693).

      Doctors announced on August 2 that Ion Iliescu’s health condition is critical.

      On Monday, August 4, the government announced that the Committee for the Organization of State Funerals, established in 2024 with the aim of preparing official funeral ceremonies in the event of the death of a head of state or former head of state, had met. The Prime Minister’s Chancellery is the one that coordinates the committee.

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