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Ever since Nicolae Ceaucescu became the ‘honoured’ leader of Romania in 1974, our lives have been a living nightmare. His incredibly mad schemes to ‘improve’ our beautiful country have ruined everything – not only beautiful houses but driven away the wildlife and ruined the atmosphere, the environment and even our economy. There is very little food due to his crazy scheme of having a debt-free country; he sold all our crops overseas and then spent the money on himself. There are often power cuts, and the gas supply is always irregular. Many people have died because they go to sleep with their radiators on, the gas goes out, and then returns. They fill the house with gas. If the occupants are not asphyxiated they are blown up. Children are dying of AIDS. Ceaucescu is a madman; he is losing touch with reality. No, he is not losing touch; he lost touch years ago. I hope and pray daily that somehow we will be delivered from his clutches, but I cannot see that happening.

I am fed up with living here in Copcamica. My once pretty house is black. My garden is black. The street is black. The people, the clothes, the sky, even myself, are all black. And why? Because of Ceaucescu’s lack of care for my

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The Securitate has its spies everywhere. His atrocity of a palace will always serve as a reminder.

But I believe Ceaucescu will never truly be gone. Maybe we are forced to be honest, but he is not creating any popularity for himself. She ordered a massacre of the people of Timisoara while Ceaucescu was out of the country. I misplaced it and for a month was terrified that I would disappear in the night. Now it must be far easier to eavesdrop on his citizens. It is not worth running the risk of getting yourself into trouble to voice emotions to anyone, even your own family. The idea behind it was to make Romanians proud. Even international politicians fall prey to his wheedling for compliments. All of Ceaucescu’s ideas are perfect! The hospitals are full to bursting. Our town is covered in a blanket of dust. The House of the Nation (built with senior socialists in mind) stands at the top of the Avenue of the Victory of Socialism, which is exactly two metres wider than the Champs-Elyseés.

Approximate Word count = 1065
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)

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