 Between 1906 and 1914, he was editor-in-chief of "Adevărul" (the party newspaper), until it was closed down by Hungarian authorities.Living in Budapest, Flueraș was conscripted after the outbreak of World War I, and worked for the Austro-Hungarian Air Service in a factory on Csepel Island.In the summer of 1918, he and Jumanca became involved in reestablishing "Adevărul", which, inspired by the "Fourteen Points", became connected with the fight for emancipation of Romanians in Transylvania and Banat, and their eventual union with Romania.