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In Romania, watchdogs have blamed the Bucharest city council for its refusal to dismantle a bust of Mircea Vulcanescu, a former finance minister in the country's pro-Nazi government during World War II. The General Council of Bucharest on Wednesday voted against a plan to remove the monument from Saint Stefan Park in the Romanian capital.
MP Antonio Andrusceac, from the far-right and nationalist Alliance for the Union of Romanians party, was present during the vote and accused the Elie Wiesel Institute for the Study of the Holocaust in Romania - a public institution which defends the long-standing removal of monuments honoring Nazi figures and collaborators - of attempting to "Rewrite Romania's history and demolish the cult of its heroes and martyrs."
Ion Antonescu, prime minister of Romania in the early 1940s, sided with Nazi leader Adolf Hitler during the war.


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In Romania, watchdogs have blamed the Bucharest city council for its refusal to dismantle a bust of Mircea Vulcanescu, a former finance minister in the country's pro-Nazi government during World War II. The General Council of Bucharest on Wednesday voted against a plan to remove the monument from Saint Stefan Park in the Romanian capital.
MP Antonio Andrusceac, from the far-right and nationalist Alliance for the Union of Romanians party, was present during the vote and accused the Elie Wiesel Institute for the Study of the Holocaust in Romania - a public institution which defends the long-standing removal of monuments honoring Nazi figures and collaborators - of attempting to "Rewrite Romania's history and demolish the cult of its heroes and martyrs."
Ion Antonescu, prime minister of Romania in the early 1940s, sided with Nazi leader Adolf Hitler during the war.


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In Romania, watchdogs have blamed the Bucharest city council for its refusal to dismantle a bust of Mircea Vulcanescu, a former finance minister in the country's pro-Nazi government during World War II. The General Council of Bucharest on Wednesday voted against a plan to remove the monument from Saint Stefan Park in the Romanian capital.
MP Antonio Andrusceac, from the far-right and nationalist Alliance for the Union of Romanians party, was present during the vote and accused the Elie Wiesel Institute for the Study of the Holocaust in Romania - a public institution which defends the long-standing removal of monuments honoring Nazi figures and collaborators - of attempting to "Rewrite Romania's history and demolish the cult of its heroes and martyrs."
Ion Antonescu, prime minister of Romania in the early 1940s, sided with Nazi leader Adolf Hitler during the war.


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