The Anti-Humans: Student Re-education in Romanian Prisons by Dumitru Bacu
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Overview: The story of Communism in Romania may not be a unique one. Foreigners became policy makers. Peasants starved. Prisons swelled. Slave labor killed hundreds of thousands. And lastly, the indigenous intellectual class was suppressed. What is unique about what happened in Romania is how the intellectual class was suppressed. Rather than simple suppression through imprisonment and discouraging political activity, the intellectual class in Romania was subjected to sadistic experimentation in what has been dubbed “re-education experiments.”
Dumitru Bacu was first arrested in 1949 for holding opinions inimical to Bolshevism. He had been part of an anti-Communist organization during WWII when he was a university student at Bucharest. Though he was a student, Bacu was not put through experimentation, but he did take it upon himself to learn what he could about it during his 11-year sentence. (First released by a Spanish publisher in 1963, translated and published in English in 1971.)
Genre: Non-Fiction > History
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