Alexandru Dincă (journalist)

Alexandru Dincă (November 14, 1936 – Bucharest; 1998) was a Romanian journalist, opponent of the communist regime.

Biography

Alexandru Dincă was born in Bucharest on November 14, 1936. After finishing high-school he became a student of the Faculty of Law of the University of Bucharest. While in his second year, Alexandru Dincă actively participated in the Bucharest student movement of 1956, being one of the main organizers of the protest rally scheduled in the University Square of Bucharest on November 5, 1956. He was arrested the next day. His interrogation was carried out by lieutenant-colonel Constantin Popescu, captain Gheorghe Enoiu, first lieutenant Iosif Moldovan, first lieutenant Vasile Dumitrescu, first lieutenant Gheorghe Vasile, first lieutenant Constantin Oprea and second lieutenant Nicolae Urucu. He was judged in the "Mitroi group" of opponents and was convicted on April 19, 1957 and sentenced to 6 months imprisonment by sentence No. 534 of the Military Tribunal of Bucharest. He was released after having completed the term of his sentence.

Alexandru Dincă resumed his studies and graduated from the Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies. He worked as an economist at the Bucharest Road Construction Enterprise. After the Romanian Revolution of 1989 he joined the National Liberal Party of Romania, being appointed director of the "Viitorul" newspaper, the official daily of the Liberal Party.

Alexandru Dincă died of a heart attack in 1998.

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