Two months after a mixed election, Romania's King Carol II dissolved the parliament there. He also ended the Cuza-Goga government. Both men were highly Anti-Semitic.
Those close to the King believe that the Anti-Semitic rhetoric and newly instilled laws against Romanian Jews upset the King. He is considered a true philo-semite and has not hid his displeasure at the increasing public dislike of Jews.
Showing posts with label National Christian Party. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Christian Party. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
King Carol II dissolves Parliament
Subjects in this Article:
Anti-Semitism,
Cuza,
Goga,
Iron Guard,
King Carol II,
National Christian Party,
Philo-Semitism,
Romanian Jews,
Totul pentru Ţară
Sunday, January 13, 2008
Jews in Romania still citizens?
The new government, barely a fortnight old, has stripped the Romanian Jews of citizenship. The government is now run by poet Octavian Goga and A.C. Cuza, a theorist from the University of Iaşi. Both have strong far right politics and racial theories.
The Goga-Cuza government has passed a law aimed at reviewing criteria for citizenship (after it cast allegations that previous cabinets had allowed Ukrainian Jews to obtain it illegally). All Jews who had received citizenship in 1918-1919 to reapply for it (while providing a very short term in which this could be achieved - 20 days).
In the recent election, 25% of the vote went to Anti-Semitic political parties: the Totul pentru Ţară, the Iron Guard, and the National Christian Party. Both are considered extreme right-wing and very nationalist.
The Goga-Cuza government has passed a law aimed at reviewing criteria for citizenship (after it cast allegations that previous cabinets had allowed Ukrainian Jews to obtain it illegally). All Jews who had received citizenship in 1918-1919 to reapply for it (while providing a very short term in which this could be achieved - 20 days).
In the recent election, 25% of the vote went to Anti-Semitic political parties: the Totul pentru Ţară, the Iron Guard, and the National Christian Party. Both are considered extreme right-wing and very nationalist.
Subjects in this Article:
Anti-Semitism,
Cuza,
Goga,
Iron Guard,
Jews,
National Christian Party,
Racial Laws against the Jews,
Romania,
Romanian Jews,
Totul pentru Ţară,
Ukrainian Jews,
University of Iaşi
Sunday, January 6, 2008
Hull says US can't intervene in Romania
U.S. Secretary of State Cordell Hull declared today that America cannot intervene in Romania's internal affairs.
In the last week of the year, the National Christian Party established a government at King Carol's request. Octavian Goga formed a government that many fear will be vehemently anti-semitic and much like Germany's Nazi Regíme.
In the last week of the year, the National Christian Party established a government at King Carol's request. Octavian Goga formed a government that many fear will be vehemently anti-semitic and much like Germany's Nazi Regíme.
Subjects in this Article:
Anti-Semitism,
Fascism,
Germany,
Goga,
Hull,
King Carol II,
National Christian Party,
Nazi Party,
Romania,
United States
Friday, December 28, 2007
Romanian goes Fascist
On December 20th and 22nd, two rounds of elections were held to choose the Romanian Parliament. The election was held with universal male suffrage.
The first day was to elect Assembly of Deputies. The second on the 22nd was held to elect the Senate.
After two days of voting the tally looked like thus:
Parties Votes Seats
National Liberal Party 1103353 228
National Peasants Party 626612 5
Totul pentru Ţară 478368 70
National Christian Party 281167 35
Maryar Party 136139 3
National Liberal Party-Brătianu 119361 16
Radical Peasants' Party 69198
Agrarian Party 52101
Jewish Party 43681
German Party 43412 3
After the election, King Carol II asked the National Liberal Party to form a government. This is the party that has held electoral power since 1933. Gheorghe Tătărescu has led the party for some time. However, the party was unable to form a coalition government with the next two parties: The National Peasants' Party or the Totul pentru Ţară, otherwise known as the Iron Cross.
This left left the King with the choice of asking poet and politician Octavian Goga to form a government on December 27th. Goga's National Christian Party came in fourth in the polls and is decidedly very anti-semitic and has strong anti-Jewish rhetoric. The party is fascist and shares that in common with Totul pentru Ţară which is also firmly anti-Communist.
It seems he may be the right man for the job. But in the cause of stable government, Romania has become Fascist.
The first day was to elect Assembly of Deputies. The second on the 22nd was held to elect the Senate.
After two days of voting the tally looked like thus:
Parties Votes Seats
National Liberal Party 1103353 228
National Peasants Party 626612 5
Totul pentru Ţară 478368 70
National Christian Party 281167 35
Maryar Party 136139 3
National Liberal Party-Brătianu 119361 16
Radical Peasants' Party 69198
Agrarian Party 52101
Jewish Party 43681
German Party 43412 3
After the election, King Carol II asked the National Liberal Party to form a government. This is the party that has held electoral power since 1933. Gheorghe Tătărescu has led the party for some time. However, the party was unable to form a coalition government with the next two parties: The National Peasants' Party or the Totul pentru Ţară, otherwise known as the Iron Cross.
This left left the King with the choice of asking poet and politician Octavian Goga to form a government on December 27th. Goga's National Christian Party came in fourth in the polls and is decidedly very anti-semitic and has strong anti-Jewish rhetoric. The party is fascist and shares that in common with Totul pentru Ţară which is also firmly anti-Communist.
It seems he may be the right man for the job. But in the cause of stable government, Romania has become Fascist.
Subjects in this Article:
Brătianu Romania,
Election,
Fascism,
Goga,
Iron Guard,
King Carol II,
National Christian Party,
National Peasants' Party,
Totul pentru Ţară
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