Mădălin Hodor (CNSAS), Reply to Nicușor Dan: The Crimes of the Revolution and the Mineriad Can Be Investigated According to the "German Model"
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Mădălin Hodor, vice-president of the College of the National Council for the Study of the Securitate Archives, suggests, after President Nicuşor Dan declared himself skeptical about the resolution of the Revolution and Mineriada files - events in which, according to a Recorder investigation, the head of the SPP Lucian Pahonţu was also involved - that the German model could be applied, where procedures targeting former Nazi war criminals are kept…
Madalin Hodor proposed the application of the German model to solve the files of the Revolution and Mineriad. The statements come in the context in which President Nicușor Dan said sceptical that these investigations can be further completed. The Vice President of the National Council for the Study of Security Archives (CNSAS) claims that the passing of the years must not erase the serious facts of the past and recalls [...]
The Vice President of the National Council for the Study of the Security Archives, Mădălin Hodor, reacts to President Nicușor Dan's statements regarding the reduced chances of solving the Revolution and Mineriada cases. Hodor points to the German model, where investigations into Nazi crimes continued decades after the events, and asks whether the passage of time can cancel responsibility for crimes against humanity.
Vice-President CNSAS, Mădălin Hodor, proposes the German model for the revolutionary and mining files, after President Nicușor Dan has sceptically declared that they can still be solved after 36 years.
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