Answer:
The Romanian Revolution of 1989
Explanation:
The 1989 Romanian Revolution refers to a series of conflicts and confrontations in the last days of December 1989. The conclusion of this episode in the history of Romania marked the end of the Stalinist regime of Nicolae Ceauşescu. The violent acts that happened in several Romanian localities during those days led the dictator to the abandonment of power and his escape from Bucharest, in the company of his wife, Elena Ceauşescu. Captured in Târgovişte, they were prosecuted by a military tribunal created on the basis of genocide, damage to the national economy and abuse of power to carry out military actions against the Romanian people. Found guilty on all charges, they were executed on December 25, 1989. Romania was the only country in the Eastern bloc where the transition from the socialist state to one of the market implied the execution of the country's leaders.
