Romanian Counterinsurgency and its Global Context, 1944-1962

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The book delves into the nationalist rebellion in Romania following World War II, highlighting the conflict between nationalist partisans and the communist government. It explores the government's strategies for suppressing the uprising, including censorship, propaganda, and deportations, while detailing military tactics such as patrols and ambushes. Additionally, it examines intelligence operations, focusing on informant recruitment and interrogation methods. The analysis reveals a harsh approach to internal dissent, contrasting with more humanitarian strategies employed elsewhere.