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“I can say that I know Mircea Dinescu, not that I know him. We were associated for a year with” Gândul “, but we never had a human and touching contact, beyond the discussions about the newspaper. At the farewell, I only said : “I am not part of the film in which Mircea Dinescu acts”.
I was not a part of it from the beginning. On December 22, 1989, he came to television with the column of protesters, Dinescu was kneeling in front of the old Bitolia store, in Dorobanti square, and he said something about Ceausescu, murdered children, Christmas. After the soldiers on the roof of TVR collected their weapons and disappeared, Dinescu entered the building, I did not, blocked by the fear of ridicule that haunts me for a lifetime, I approached Ceausescu’s domain in spring.
I don’t want to talk about the Dinescu man here. It’s been a horrible year since I had anything to do with him. Nor will we meet again in this life. But there is also a character Mircea Dinescu, who symbolized the Revolution on the television screen. One of our few dissidents, a fighter against National Socialism, Ceausescu’s Nazism, who made me go through a lot about the Dinescu man, “wrote journalist Cristian Tudor Popescu in Republica.ro.
He further explains his confusion after reading Mircea Dinescu’s text, Letter III, to Shahinshaul de Cotroceni. “
“I don’t know how long I was looking at the wall after reading the text recited by Mircea Dinescu on the net, entitled eminescoid” The third letter, to Shahinshaul from Cotroceni. “Then, I called Andrei Pleşu.
I criticized with logic and common sense the measure of the authorities to close the market for windows. It seems unthinkable and inappropriate to me. But what the dissident Dinescu says, the fighter against National Socialism, Ceausescu’s Nazism, I can only transcribe, so you can read it. Perhaps because I got tired of so much disgust and human misery that I had to swallow lately, ”the journalist also wrote.
At the end of the text, he resumes several stanzas of the poem recited by Dinescu, among which are the following:
“It is not surprising that such a reluctant thing has caused the semi-Hungarian Ludovic Orban and the fugitive Arab Raed Arafat to ignore the Tatar Nelu responsible for the death toll at breakfast.
As happy as my blood, a little blood that flows from the Cossack steppes and the Hungarian desert, which has enriched its beauty and character, I am sad that my allergy to gross and disgusting nationalism does not free me from punishment. to remind me that I am Romanian when I see the contempt of the German for the Wallachian peasant that no longer has a place in his own country.
The full recording with Mircea Dinescu reciting poetry can be seen below.
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