kaput Reabilitare ...

Mare harmalaie mare pe forumul ZIUA legat de respingerea reabilitarii maresalului Antonescu ,
se arunca cu tot felul de presupuneri nostalgice, se da vina pe evrei, pe securistii de la putere, pe slugoii politicieni de azi ...,

insa nimeni nu pomeneste faptul ca Antonescu a participat la evenimente istorice de mare notorietate, arhivate, blazonate, ... asa ca figura lui este cunoscuta pe plan international, nu prea conteaza ce spun DOAR romanii ...


Iata, spre exemplu, ce zice un Obituar de la acea vreme:
Died. Marshal Ion Antonescu, 63, premier and puppet führer of wartime Rumania; before a firing squad; at Jilava Prison near Bucharest. French-educated Antonescu, motivated more by hatred of Russia than by love for Germany, reduced Rumania to a Nazi satrapy, then tried in 1944 to conclude an armistice with the Western powers, failed, was trapped and imprisoned by King Michael. (TIME, Monday, Jun. 10, 1946)

Felul tendentios si eliptic in care este construita imaginea lui Antonescu de catre romani este demonstrat si de formatul selectiv, plin de lacune al versiunii romane din wikipedia, lipsit de linkuri la material documentar ..., mai ales daca il compari cu bogata versiune engleza despre acelasi personaj.
Iata si niste trivia despre maresal, mai putin popularizate :

"Some of Antonescu's personality characteristics as leader, 'Conducator' of Romania seemed to bear a distinct resemblance to those of Hitler --particularly his inner conviction that Providence itself had chosen him to restore the country to its old borders, nurse Romanian society back to health, solve the 'Jewish problem', and inscribe a glorious chapter in the history of Romania. He was susceptible to radical mood changes, outbursts of rage, alternating with calm and self-restraint, often in the course of the same conversation. Antonescu always had to be under close medical supervision.
A less known and played down chapter in Antonescu's biographies relates to his engagement to two Jewish women from Galati, and his marriage to a French woman of Jewish extraction. He divorced her, while he was still a military attach‚ in France. His only child, who apparently died at an early age, was born to him by that French woman. His marriage to his second wife, Maria, touched off a political and legal storm fanned by circles close to the King. Antonescu was accused of bigamy.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Antonescu had been married earlier to French-Jewish spouses.
It should be mentioned in this context that Antonescu's father, who had been excised from all official biographies published during the war, had divorced the General's mother and had married a Jewess by the name of Frida Cuperman.
After he became "Conducator" [Leader] of Romania, Antonescu demanded that his stepmother renounce the name Antonescu after her husband's death. She refused.

The range of Antonescu's anti-Jewish sentiments is abundantly attested to by his believes in the "Jewish invasion of Romania" and in "a conspiracy of world Jewry against Romania." Although his enemies included Hungarians, Russians, Ukrainians, Free Masons and Communists, he regarded the Jews as the most dangerous internal enemy. "