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==In the Parodies == |
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| − | In [[Benad361|Benad361's]] Ceaușescu parodies, he has recently made his debut by trying to make a parody (shown in: "Ceaușescu tries to make a parody", released on October the 2nd) but is interrupted by the Romanian people, and blows up the capital in a suicidal act of desperation after his and his wife's (Elena Ceaușescu) attempts to yell: "[[Hermann Otto Fegelein|Fegelein!]]" and bring them to order have failed. Because of this, he blew up Bucharest. |
+ | In [[Benad361|Benad361's]] Ceaușescu parodies, he has recently made his debut by trying to make a parody (shown in: "Ceaușescu tries to make a parody", released on October the 2nd) but is interrupted by the Romanian people, and blows up the capital in a suicidal act of desperation after his and his wife's (Elena Ceaușescu) attempts to yell: "[[Hermann Otto Fegelein|Fegelein!]]" and bring them to order have failed. Because of this, he blew up [[Bucharest]]. |
As a result of aforementioned act, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWkazdYu2_0 Hitler can't find Bucharest], until [[Keitel]] shows him Benad's footage of Ceaușescu blowing up his capital city. |
As a result of aforementioned act, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWkazdYu2_0 Hitler can't find Bucharest], until [[Keitel]] shows him Benad's footage of Ceaușescu blowing up his capital city. |
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Nicolae Ceaușescu |
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26 January 1918 |
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Died: |
25th December 1989 |
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Allies: |
Muammar al-Gaddafi (in actuality and in the parodies) |
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Nicolae Ceaușescu (Romanian pronunciation: [nikoˈla.e t͡ʃe̯a.uˈʃesku]; 26 January 1918 – 25 December 1989) was a Romanian Stalinist politician. He was Secretary General of the Romanian Communist Party from 1965 to 1989, and as such was the country's second and last Communist leader. He was also the country's head of state from 1967 to 1989.
His rule was marked in the first decade by an open policy towards Western Europe and the United States, which deviated from that of the other Warsaw Pact states during the Cold War. He continued a trend first established by his predecessor, Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej, who had tactfully coaxed the Soviet Union into withdrawing its troops from Romania in 1958.
Ceaușescu's second decade was characterized by an increasingly brutal and repressive regime — by some accounts, the most rigidly Stalinist regime in the Soviet bloc. It was also marked by an ubiquitous personality cult, nationalism and a deterioration in foreign relations with the Western powers as well as the Soviet Union. Ceaușescu's government was overthrown in the December 1989 revolution, and he and his wife were executed following a televised and hastily organised two-hour court session.
In the Parodies
In Benad361's Ceaușescu parodies, he has recently made his debut by trying to make a parody (shown in: "Ceaușescu tries to make a parody", released on October the 2nd) but is interrupted by the Romanian people, and blows up the capital in a suicidal act of desperation after his and his wife's (Elena Ceaușescu) attempts to yell: "Fegelein!" and bring them to order have failed. Because of this, he blew up Bucharest.
As a result of aforementioned act, Hitler can't find Bucharest, until Keitel shows him Benad's footage of Ceaușescu blowing up his capital city.
He will likely appear in future Benad361 Ceaușescu parodies.
He recently unveiled his new superweapon, the Rapidly Flailing Arm of Doom.
He is appearing in Benad361 and HitchcockJohn's collaboration parody: The Twelve Days of Christmas with Hitler and Friends as one of the dictators involved in the plotting.