IICCMER said that the shouting of 'Ceausescu' by teenagers at a Beach, Please! festival is deeply worrying
Emese Grancsa
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The Institute for the Investigation of Crimes of Communism has described teenagers chanting 'Ceaușescu' at the 'Beach, Please' festival as 'deeply worrying'. IICCMER draws attention to the responsibility of political and educational decision-makers for neglecting the historical truth, which has led to a 'dangerous nostalgia' for the communist regime. The Institute calls for the implementation of national policies to educate young people about communism, emphasizing that only through knowledge can we prevent the tragedies of the past from being repeated.
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