A good read on the Romanian revolution?

**Vojnik** · 07-02-2019, 05:11 AM

Originally Posted by Dickski

Pics or it didn’t happen

Pics? No pics.

But seriously. All the republics had the amount of soldiers based on their population size. By the end of 1944, Serbia had 204,000 (indeed the most, due to having the largest population). Macedonia had 66,000. Montenegro 30,000. Croatia 150,000. Etc etc.

But you're probably half trolling. So, Carry on.

**Vojnik** · 07-02-2019, 05:33 AM

Originally Posted by Dickski

Most likely it was since the year correlates with communism and the berlin wall collapsing in estern Europe around the same time. And then the civil war in Yugoslavia happened, the EU wanted to accept Yugoslavia into their union but the US wanted it dismembered.

Another point i'd like to raise is that the west actually saw Nikolai favourably for not supporting the military intervention of the Soviet union in Czechoslovakia. They were seen as heroes by the west for quite some time. I think this instance was purely the will of the people. Respect to the Romanians.

Edit: And also the Hungarians of Timisoara.