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Northern (N): Romania (NR). Annual Review for 1961

1962

A file containing a report produced by James Dalton Murray, the British minister to Romania, on developments in Romania during 1961. The report covers Murray's view that 1961 was "a good year for Romania", with no internal political difficulties; the general rise in the living standards enjoyed by the Romanian public; and the Romanian government's attempts to broaden its popular support, although "the repressive nature of the regime has not yet been relaxed". The report also covers the collectivisation of Romanian agriculture, which is nearly complete; an increase in the productivity of Romanian industry; and the Romanian government's decision to import more consumer goods and capital equipment from the West. The report further comments on the state of relations between Romania and Britain; and the impact that the Twenty-Second Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union may have on the Romanian government.
agriculture trade united kingdom tourism communist parties consumer goods cultural relations culture economic growth economic planning imports industrialisation industry international relations political prisoners prisoners romania state farms soviet union political ideology domestic politics living standards purges communist party of the soviet union economic policies collective farms political theory international communism anglo-romanian relations Romanian-Soviet relations Romanian politics party congresses Romanian government Industry and Agriculture collectivisation prisoner release de-Stalinization Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej James Dalton Murray
Collection ID
FO371
Countries
Soviet Union United Kingdom
Department Reference
File 1011
Document Type
Reports
File Reference
FO 371/166161
Identifier
10.1080/cwee.fo371.166161
Pages
20
Persons Discussed
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej James Dalton Murray
Published in
United Kingdom
Subject Countries
Romania
Themes
Domestic Politics Industry and Agriculture International Relations

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