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Romania

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  • Funeral of nun, Varatec Convent
    1978, Romania

  • Party Congress, Bucharest.
    1970s, Romania

  • Bucharest
    1979, Romania

  • Varatec Convent
    1978, Romania

  • Communist Party Congress, Bucharest
    1979, Romania

  • Putna
    1978, Romania

  • "Dacia" car factory
    1979, Romania

  • Brasov
    1978, Romania

  • Young gymnasts, Bucharest
    1978, Romania

  • Saucepans galore! Store in Bucharest
    1979, Romania

  • Communist Party Congress, Bucharest. Ceaucescu in person and on poster
    1970s, Romania

  • Outdoor disco in Bucharest
    1979, Romania

  • Weight watchers, Bucharest
    1979, Romania

  • Playing draughts, Bucharest
    1979, Romania

  • Outdoor disco in Bucharest
    1979, Romania

  • Hanging the laundry, Varatec Orthodox Abbey
    1979, Romania

  • Varatec Monastery, with Ceaușescu behind the Abbess
    1978, Romania

  • Party Congress in Bucharest, Ceaușescu on a poster
    1970s, Romania

  • Bucharest street photographer at work
    1979, Romania

  • Sibiu
    1978, Romania

  • "Dacia" car factory
    1979, Romania

  • Dacia car factory
    1979, Romania

  • Bookstand with books written by Romanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu
    1979, Romania

  • Sighisoara
    1978, Romania

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