“An important piece of evidence was the diary of combat actions kept by General Schiopu. He was the deputy of the Chief of Staff; he was the deputy of General Vasile Ionel, who left the country at the time. He probably knew what was going to happen and left… But General Schiopu, for the day of June 13, recorded President Ion Iliescu, in that diary, by the hours. That is, he said: “At this time, President Iliescu called – he requested 100 soldiers to act in a certain area.” After a while, Mr. Iliescu called again – “He requested 12 camps to act in the area of the Interior. Mr. President insisted that I give the order to act with tear gas.” use the Army because that is not the case, Mr. President insists>>.
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There were some meetings in Scrovistea before June 13, on the days of June 11-12, and in this plan all the ministers, including the general prosecutor, were told what they were going to do on June 13. That whole plan was written in pencil. I asked him why it was written in pencil and he told me that Mr. Petre Roman, who signed that plan, gave the order. They didn’t want to beat him by the car, lest information about that planned attack leak out,” declared Dan Voinea, on Saturday evening, exclusively at Realitatea PLUS.
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The former chief prosecutor of the Military Prosecutor’s Office continued: “They were brought by buses. For example, miners from the Albeni Mine in Gorj came with 8 buses, led by a security major, from the SRI. Miners and workers were brought from The Filipestii were brought from Alba; 4,000 miners came from Motru, from Valea Jiului, I picked up the papers from there, from me, and they were all sent to work NOW, even though there were thousands of them in Bucharest, and those who came to Bucharest were also awarded.
An interesting thing happened: 1000 miners were taken to the 1st Army, they were inducted into the 1st Army, dressed in military clothes. Another 1000 people who were from the Army took their uniforms, miners’ uniforms and torches. I mean, those who beat on the streets, over there, were not all miners”.
