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Generalul mihai chitac. Nov 1, 2010 · Mihai Chiţac a murit, luni dimineaţă, la 82 de ani, ultimii 21 fiindu-i marcaţi de procese şi condamnări izvorâte din implicarea sa, ca general de armată, în reprimarea Revoluţiei din 1989 la Timişoara şi apoi, ca ministru de Interne, a demonstraţiei din Piaţa Universităţii din 1990. The information was confirmed by the general’s family, for the Romanian news agency Mediafax. They were each sentenced by the Romanian Supreme Court on July 15, 1999, to fifteen years in jail. The Romanian Supreme Nov 1, 2010 · Romania’s former high-ranking General Mihai Citac, 82, died Monday morning, around 10 a. [1] Communist Romanian security Both Victor Athanasie Stanculescu (ex-minister at the Defense Minister) and Mihai Chitac (ex Chief of the Chemical Unit of the Internal Affair Minister) were charged with "incitement to commit murder" for their part in events in Timosoara. [1] In 2008, Chiţac and another general, Victor Stănculescu, were convicted of aggravated manslaughter by the Supreme Court for the shooting deaths of pro-democracy protesters during the Romanian Revolution of 1989. Victor Stănculescu: Romanian General and Politician Early Life and Career Victor Atanasie Stănculescu was a Romanian politician and general. 3 „Libertatea-condiţia fundamentală a unei lumi civilizate”, interviu realizat de Olimpian Ungherea cu ministrul de Interne, generalul colonel dr. 00, in locuinta sa din Capitala. 1/1990. . Nov 1, 2010 · He was released from hospital after several weeks of hospitalization. Mihai Chițac (November 4, 1928 – November 1, 2010) was a Romanian general and Interior Minister from 1989 to 1990 during the waning days of the Communist era. Mihai Chitac a fost unul dintre generalii trimisi de Nicolae Ceausescu la Timisoara pentru a reprima manifestatiile din decembrie 1989. Chitac was due to celebrate his 82nd birthday. Mihai Chițac (n. Securitate Service During the dictatorship of Nicolae Ceaușescu, Stănculescu served in the Securitate, the Romanian secret police. His role within the Mihai Chiţac (November 4, 1928 – November 1, 2010) was a Romanian general and Interior Minister from 1989 to 1990 during the waning days of the . 4 noiembrie 1928, Soharu, judeţul Botoşani - 1 noiembrie 2010, Bucureşti), general, s-a numărat printre şefii armatei trimişi de Nicolae Ceauşescu în decembrie 1989 pentru a reprima revoluţia de la Timişoara. , at his home in capital Bucharest. Nov 2, 2010 · Fostul general Mihai Chitac a murit in aceasta dimineata, in jurul orei 10. El s-a nascut pe 4 noiembrie 1928, in comuna Suharau din judetul Botosani. 1 noiembrie 2010, București, România) a fost un general român, care a îndeplinit funcția de ministru de interne (1989-1990). Mihai Chiţac (n. He held numerous positions in the Romanian government, including Minister of Internal Affairs. In 2008, Chițac and another general, Victor Stănculescu, were convicted of aggravated manslaughter by the Supreme Court for the shooting deaths of pro-democracy protesters during the Romanian Revolution of 1989. Mihai Chiţac în „Patria liberă”, nr. m. 4 noiembrie 1928, comuna Suharău, județul Botoșani, Regatul României — d. Acesta era externat dupa mai multe saptamani de spitalizare pentru boli cronice, relateaza MEDIAFAX, informatia fiind confirmata de familia fostului general. Chitac will be burried on Wednesday, at the Ghencea Military cemetery. 4o7 jic g9g qwpcqq qcv5f hfnh sk yiqw i10kt 1zy