The King of Spades made Romania great, Romania small. And here, although I did not experience the Romanian tragicomedy, I feel on this day of commemoration of the great national betrayal a great pain in my soul, a great pain for the great national humiliation, for the humiliation of the Romanian army, chased by the hordes of the Bolshevik army and for the tragedy of the Romanian brothers in Bessarabia and Bukovina, who fled from Ivan the Terrible, across the Prut. How many human tragedies could the unfortunate decision of an impostor king have triggered? On June 26 at 10:00 PM, in Moscow, the People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs, Viacheslav Molotov, handed the Romanian Minister Gheorghe Davidescu an ultimatum by which the USSR demanded Bessarabia and northern Bukovina. Following the ultimatum, Carol II convened the Crown Council on the morning of June 27, 1940, which voted 25 out of 26 for armed resistance. Then why did he organize a second Crown Council on the evening of June 27, 1840, when the surrender, without a fight, within 24 hours, of Bessarabia and Bukovina was voted for. Who turned his head? Our historians blame the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact, the pressure of Germany and the Stalinist USSR, as well as the total isolation of Romania (Great Britain and France being at war with Germany). But these justifications are not historical truths, but only half-truths. Why did this impostor king, who became a dictator, organize a second Crown Council on the same day and who twisted the minds of the everyday members of the Crown Council, who at the second Crown Council voted to surrender without a fight, of which only 6 voted for armed struggle, among the six Nicolae Iorga. In my view, not the isolation and pressure of Germany, but the duduia, the king's mistress, Elena Lupescu, a vile secret agent of the NKVD of the Stalinist USSR, who, through the "royal camarilla" (some scum of Romanians with their heads under the duduia's skirt) twisted the minds of the members of the Crown Council including the mind of her lover, Carol II, the royal scoundrel. Let's do a comparative analysis between Romania and Finland! Why did Finland, a country with a population four times smaller than Romania's, not give in to the Stalinist Ultimatum of 1939 and give the Russians a lesson in courage and dignity, while we gave in to the Stalinist Ultimatum, with cowardice? Fight with courage and dignity, otherwise you will become a milk pope! The Finnish history lesson in relation to the Great Predator from the East, the Stalinist USSR, should be learned by all the states in Eastern Europe sovietized under the Iron Curtain, especially by Romanians. The history of the Finnish "Winter War" should be taught in schools in Romania, not the history of the Holocaust with which the descendants of Ana Pauker stigmatize us in complicity with Germany, which threw the cat at the Romanians, when in reality the German army concentrated in Iași for the "Barbarossa" operation organized the Holocaust and executed the Jews at the hands of Romanians who were "good executioners", especially legionnaires, "useful idiots" to the Germans. The Finns invented the famous "Molotov Cocktails" in their tactics of fighting against the Russians who invaded Finnish territories on tanks. Finland, left alone in front of the invading Stalinist USSR, was forced to cede approximately 11% of its territory (including the Karelia region and the city of Viipuri/Vyborg). Despite the territorial losses, Finland retained its independence and sovereignty, unlike the Baltic countries that were annexed by the USSR later. Romania experienced, on June 27, 1940, the greatest national tragedy, a great farce organized by King Carol II, an impostor brought to the Romanian throne by the great predators, ceded, without a fight, in 24 hours, Bessarabia and northern Bukovina, to the Stalinist Ultimatum of June 26, 1940. After this surrender without a fight, other surrenders of smaller, predatory neighbors followed, North-West Transylvania, Horthyist Hungary and the Quadrilateral, fascist Bulgaria.. The day of June 27 triggered the greatest national tragedy, led to the loss of important historical territories and is for us Romanians a moment of national mourning, for the territories and the tragedy of the Romanians in the territories ceded, without a fight. What followed after this ceding? The war of liberation followed alongside the Nazi army in which the lives of 900,000 Romanians were consumed and then, after the return of arms, after the second great national betrayal on August 23, 1944 by another impostor king, King Michael, another 170,000 Romanians sacrificed for the glory of the Great Predator from the East. What a great tragicomedy the Romanians lived after the two great national betrayals. Romanian blood wasted in vain. Fight or flee! That is why I have great admiration for the Finnish people
