I wish the evil deeds of the far left were as well known as those of the far right.
Workers restoring the casino in Constanta have found a 70-year-old message from political prisoners hidden in the plaster. It simply said that on 31 December, 1951, political prisoners were restoring the casino, naming the architect in charge, Joja Constantin, the chief builder, and a dozen other workers.
“This was a cry for help, written between tears and suffering by 14 of the 100 prisoners who worked to restore the casino after it was bombed during World War II,” the city hall said.
“This is testimony for the future, written on a piece of paper ripped from a bag of cement and incontestable proof of the past (which was) left behind in the hope that one day the families and friends will know that on December 31, 1951, these people were alive and working to rebuild the casino.”
"This is testimony for the future, written on a piece of paper ripped from a bag of cement and incontestable proof of the past, left behind in the hope that one day the families and friends will know that on December 31, 1951, these people were alive and working to rebuild the casino."
Workers restoring the casino in Constanta have found a 70-year-old message from political prisoners hidden in the plaster. It simply said that on 31 December, 1951, political prisoners were restoring the casino, naming the architect in charge, Joja Constantin, the chief builder, and a dozen other workers.
“This was a cry for help, written between tears and suffering by 14 of the 100 prisoners who worked to restore the casino after it was bombed during World War II,” the city hall said.
“This is testimony for the future, written on a piece of paper ripped from a bag of cement and incontestable proof of the past (which was) left behind in the hope that one day the families and friends will know that on December 31, 1951, these people were alive and working to rebuild the casino.”
"This is testimony for the future, written on a piece of paper ripped from a bag of cement and incontestable proof of the past, left behind in the hope that one day the families and friends will know that on December 31, 1951, these people were alive and working to rebuild the casino."
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