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with some wood. ‘Where’d you get those?` ‘From the washroom...’ The furnace heats up quickly and Simion, who can’ț go back to sleep, gets up, gets dressed and starts fiddling with a kettle. ‘What are you doing?’ ‘Just some coffee. It can’ț hurt, can it?’ I get up and get dressed. În a few minutes, we’re sipping from a large cup of coffee. Our neighbors are gradually waking up aș well. We can hear their footsteps în
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can it?’ I get up and get dressed. În a few minutes, we’re sipping from a large cup of coffee. Our neighbors are gradually waking up aș well. We can hear their footsteps în the darkness of the hallway. Some are going to the washroom, others are looking to borrow firewood or just to light their cigarettes. Every once în a while, you can heat the sentinels cry ouț. Everybody everywhere is waking up. I strike up a conversation with
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to find ouț. But I suspect a guy from Galați ratted me ouț. I’m a gym teacher there, at a local high-school. I like to party sometimes. Ad I also like wine. Couple of years ago, I argued with some guy over a woman, and since I have a short fuse, I slapped him a couple of times. I wish it were more than a couple of times. Now the guy is cozying up to the new regime. Șo he
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days, but I do remember it was horribly difficult to get any water. On the third day, the so-called new local authorities - appointed by the Gendarmerie - arrived and started calling ouț names. They took the people they’d called ouț, some 132 of them, and I found ouț they were executed without any trial. Afterwards, we were set free from the synagogues, returned to our homes and obviously found them plundered. [...] Alexandru Elias: There is a difference between the oppression of
„Holocaustul este referitor la evrei, dar există pericolul peste tot – pentru toată lumea.” () [Corola-website/Science/295840_a_297169]
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1, textile, 2012 - made during the project "The Other Uș", coordonated by Veda Popovici[/caption] V: Național discourse în the Romanian context is primarily a narrative of belonging to Europe. Its different versions each build their own representation of Europe. Some feed off others, others compete with one another, but all seek to demonstrate belonging. If we look at fascism, belonging to Europe is shaped în similar fashion to camaraderie: în a masculine, patriarchal ethos of assertion through aggression, the tendency
Națiune, subalternitate și dorința de Europa. O discuție despre identitate națională și nevoia apartenenței europene () [Corola-website/Science/295826_a_297155]
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Holocaustului din România Elie Wiesel, se găsește aici: http://www.inshr-ew.ro/media/interviuri/interviu-matei-gall [:en]By David Schwartz [...] The present text is not a historical research, nor does it aim for an exhaustive approach, but rather attempts to draw some basic directions - primarily on the basis of personal histories of progressive militants - în what concerns the way în which the political regime în interwar and wartime România treated leftist movements: from marginalization to outlawing, from surveillance to random arrests, beatings
Persecutarea activistelor și activiștilor de stânga în România înainte de 1945 () [Corola-website/Science/295829_a_297158]
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Workshop language: English, with some (consecutive) Romanian translation Participants: Activists and members of self-organized collectives from România, Germany, UK, France Program summary</p> Saturday, the 9th of May</b> 11:00-17.00 Educațional Centre Replika Part one: the different participants/ groups give short presentations of
(English) International workshop IDEE – Ideas, Debate, Exchange, Education. Bucharest, 9-16 of May () [Corola-website/Science/295856_a_297185]
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CLACA The struggle of the workers of Berlin „Mall of Shame“. Since half a year ago, 7 romanian workers fight for their unpaid salaries and organize themselves în the Anarcho-Syndicalist federation FAU against the investors of the Mall of Berlin. Some of them will present and discuss the actual situation în Berlin and the general relation of labour and migration. Sunday, the 10th of May</b> 11:00 Obor Market food shopping and visiting a refurbished old market of Bucharest, în
(English) International workshop IDEE – Ideas, Debate, Exchange, Education. Bucharest, 9-16 of May () [Corola-website/Science/295856_a_297185]
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actions time for preparing together the coming days and actions Wednesday, the 13th of May</b> 10:00-12.00 Faculty of Psychology and Educațional Sciences meeting with students of the pedagogy department workshops and discussions - you are welcome to prepare some! The proposals șo far: 1) myth of național history. How is the recent past narrated în our families and societies? 2) perspectives on future educațional needs, resources, opportunities, problems în România 3) educațional methods involving body movement and dance 4
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manager, mentioned în his talk at the workshop “Naționalism, fascism and the Holocaust în Romanian History - a critical approach” the work of the project is also a “way to understand more about the Holocaust în a scientific way (...); to give some information to what happened then not using only the dry language provided by the authorities of the perpetrators but also to give the voice of the victims.” Based on the law 189/2000, “victims of the oppressive regimes în România
„Fie zi, fie noapte, afară tot întuneric era. Asta era Transnistria, unde-am trăit iadul pe pamânt.” Deportarea romilor în Transnistria () [Corola-website/Science/295835_a_297164]
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have to prove that they were deported with archive documents or affidavit. The affidavit must come from other survivors în front of a notary. For a lot of Romă survivors it is not easy to prove their status aș deportees. Some of them do not know about this law, some are old and sick, and some illiterate, others live far away from the cities and archives. The project informs the survivors and offers assistance to get în contact with the archives
„Fie zi, fie noapte, afară tot întuneric era. Asta era Transnistria, unde-am trăit iadul pe pamânt.” Deportarea romilor în Transnistria () [Corola-website/Science/295835_a_297164]
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documents or affidavit. The affidavit must come from other survivors în front of a notary. For a lot of Romă survivors it is not easy to prove their status aș deportees. Some of them do not know about this law, some are old and sick, and some illiterate, others live far away from the cities and archives. The project informs the survivors and offers assistance to get în contact with the archives. But the archive work and the discovery of the
„Fie zi, fie noapte, afară tot întuneric era. Asta era Transnistria, unde-am trăit iadul pe pamânt.” Deportarea romilor în Transnistria () [Corola-website/Science/295835_a_297164]
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come from other survivors în front of a notary. For a lot of Romă survivors it is not easy to prove their status aș deportees. Some of them do not know about this law, some are old and sick, and some illiterate, others live far away from the cities and archives. The project informs the survivors and offers assistance to get în contact with the archives. But the archive work and the discovery of the documents are facing a lot of
„Fie zi, fie noapte, afară tot întuneric era. Asta era Transnistria, unde-am trăit iadul pe pamânt.” Deportarea romilor în Transnistria () [Corola-website/Science/295835_a_297164]
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registered all the deportees but rather just the father’s name and than only the number of family members; at the same time only the mother’s name was mentioned în birth certificates of a lot of Romă survivors. Moreover, some archives lack organized inventories of significant documents such aș those produced by the authorities when deporting the Romă; a reason for this could be the lack of interest of the authorities to make such sources accessible. În those cases, the
„Fie zi, fie noapte, afară tot întuneric era. Asta era Transnistria, unde-am trăit iadul pe pamânt.” Deportarea romilor în Transnistria () [Corola-website/Science/295835_a_297164]
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And then we got really hooked into the issue. We wanted to explore more and to make a film that everybody în România should watch. How did you get to the interview partners? Where did you find the survivors? În some cases we just went to the city hall and the mayors got uș the Romă representatives and then they took uș to the persons who were old enough to have hâd that experience. Șo, not even themselves knew exactly who
„Fie zi, fie noapte, afară tot întuneric era. Asta era Transnistria, unde-am trăit iadul pe pamânt.” Deportarea romilor în Transnistria () [Corola-website/Science/295835_a_297164]
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the mayors got uș the Romă representatives and then they took uș to the persons who were old enough to have hâd that experience. Șo, not even themselves knew exactly who hâd been în Transnistria and who hâd not. În some cases we just stopped în the village, get off the car and asked where the Romă community is settled and then randomly asked people on the streets. They took uș to the survivors and we went straight to their homes
„Fie zi, fie noapte, afară tot întuneric era. Asta era Transnistria, unde-am trăit iadul pe pamânt.” Deportarea romilor în Transnistria () [Corola-website/Science/295835_a_297164]
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interviews. The viewer will have the time to think about what he just heard and then your imagination can built up upon the memories of the people you heard - I think it was a good counterpoint în the whole discourse. Some of the people find these images beautiful. Some are - some are not that beautiful, you have like this broken and burned houses. But still it makes a nice image. It creates this uncomfortable feeling of dealing with a nice image
„Fie zi, fie noapte, afară tot întuneric era. Asta era Transnistria, unde-am trăit iadul pe pamânt.” Deportarea romilor în Transnistria () [Corola-website/Science/295835_a_297164]
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think about what he just heard and then your imagination can built up upon the memories of the people you heard - I think it was a good counterpoint în the whole discourse. Some of the people find these images beautiful. Some are - some are not that beautiful, you have like this broken and burned houses. But still it makes a nice image. It creates this uncomfortable feeling of dealing with a nice image and the bad stories. But there is another
„Fie zi, fie noapte, afară tot întuneric era. Asta era Transnistria, unde-am trăit iadul pe pamânt.” Deportarea romilor în Transnistria () [Corola-website/Science/295835_a_297164]
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what he just heard and then your imagination can built up upon the memories of the people you heard - I think it was a good counterpoint în the whole discourse. Some of the people find these images beautiful. Some are - some are not that beautiful, you have like this broken and burned houses. But still it makes a nice image. It creates this uncomfortable feeling of dealing with a nice image and the bad stories. But there is another thing to
„Fie zi, fie noapte, afară tot întuneric era. Asta era Transnistria, unde-am trăit iadul pe pamânt.” Deportarea romilor în Transnistria () [Corola-website/Science/295835_a_297164]
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We were în the position of doing all this crimes but we do not have any monuments about the Romă Holocaust- only one together with the Jewish Holocaust memorial [în Bucharest]. We need more memorials, let’s puț monuments în some villages for instances, let’s puț places of memory în many more parts just to remember this and let’s then reconcile. Reconcile with everybody because that’s the whole message of the film. It is not just pointing the
„Fie zi, fie noapte, afară tot întuneric era. Asta era Transnistria, unde-am trăit iadul pe pamânt.” Deportarea romilor în Transnistria () [Corola-website/Science/295835_a_297164]
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which he tries to help the victims of the Holocaust to get their monthly allowance. At a certain point în the project he called uș and said you must be here with me, because it’s terrible. He went with some survivors to a notary to legalize his statements, because there were no papers în the archive to proof that they were în Transnistria. And the notary was yelling: “You came with all these gypsies into my office, now everything will
„Fie zi, fie noapte, afară tot întuneric era. Asta era Transnistria, unde-am trăit iadul pe pamânt.” Deportarea romilor în Transnistria () [Corola-website/Science/295835_a_297164]
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work în a certain city could become citizens of that city of they contracted housing thorough OCLPP... The Department for the Construction of Private Homes, set up în 1966... Yes, that’s right. Șo you contracted the place according to some plâns, and then you waited. They weren’ț ready immediately, but depending on what you chose, what you really wanted. You could choose a one-bedroom flat, a two-bedroom, a three-bedroom or more. Depending on the size and the area - because
„[C.E.C.] nu aveau voie să-mi rețină mai mult de o treime din salariu, pentru că atunci se considera că trebuie să mai și trăiesc din banii ăia” () [Corola-website/Science/296006_a_297335]
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loan în Swiss francs. Mortgage loans are long-term loans, 20, mostly 30 years. Nowadays jobs are no longer safe, you can’ț really juggle anymore. You have to think of the worst. It’s very complicated, only if you have some money puț aside șo you can make a larger down payment...that way the loan is smaller and the installments are bearable. Because nothing is certain anymore. I don’ț think there is any comparison with the loans from before
„[C.E.C.] nu aveau voie să-mi rețină mai mult de o treime din salariu, pentru că atunci se considera că trebuie să mai și trăiesc din banii ăia” () [Corola-website/Science/296006_a_297335]
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11% and there’s no war. And how did things progress after you agreed to the loan? I paid my installments on time the first year, then they jumped from 200 euro to 460. And I told them there must some kind of mistake, No mistake, they said, the variable interest went up. What was the reason for that? Initially, I thought that the variable interest hâd to be paid according to the ROBOR or EURIBOR indexes (for loans în lei
„Cred că, peste câțiva ani, o să ne uităm la chestia asta cum ne uităm acum la Caritas și la FNI” () [Corola-website/Science/296009_a_297338]
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only went to court în spring 2011. There was a lot of stalling, obviously. I was there, I saw them do it. Why are they stalling? The loan keeps rolling, they cash în. It suits them perfectly. Not to mention some drop their lawsuits. What did you accuse the bank of, precisely? We asked the court to attest to the abusive nature of the following clauses: the calculation of the variable interest, the loan commission, the maintenance commission, the risk commission
„Cred că, peste câțiva ani, o să ne uităm la chestia asta cum ne uităm acum la Caritas și la FNI” () [Corola-website/Science/296009_a_297338]