Old Paintings (III) The article evokes the aspects and realities encountered in the Romanian
society in the communist Romania of the 50s and 60s. Communist domination had
brought many restrictions to public life. The author evokes the newspaper
“România liberă (Free Romania)”, in which the “Personal column” was
reintroduced - a loophole for publishing usually censored ads; in the same
article, the author evokes Bucharest’s most elegant restaurants, places where
the city’s elite gathered and socialized, defying the gray atmosphere of the
country. DAN CIACHIR |
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