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1988 in the Socialist Republic of Romania
.
Incumbents
President
:
Nicolae Ceaușescu
[1]
Prime Minister
:
Constantin Dăscălescu
[2]
[3]
Events
January
8 January:
President
Nicolae Ceaușescu
receives US senator
Arlen Specter
.
[4]
Romania confirms its participation at the
1988 Summer Olympics
.
[4]
According to state news agency
Agerpres
, an earthquake hits the Vrancea area at 18:51
EET
with an intensity of 5 degrees on the
Richter magnitude scale
, at a depth of 120 km. No casualties are reported.
[5]
26 January – Decree No. 11 (
Romanian
:
Decretul nr. 11
) is issued, through which some infractions are amnestied and the length of punishment for others is reduced.
[6]
February
The Cuibul cu barză Church in 2014
3 February –
Coen Stork
[
Wikidata
]
starts being ambassador of the Netherlands to Bucharest.
[7]
[8]
22 February – The
Cuibul cu barză Church
is translated.
[9]
March
2 March – A match between
Steaua
and the
Glasgow Rangers
takes place in
Bucharest
, ending in a score of 2-0 for Steaua.
[10]
April
6 April –
Steaua
plays one of the
semifinals
of the
1987–88 European Cup
against
Benfica
.
[11]
[12]
May
10-14 May – Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet,
Andrei Gromyko
, visits Romania.
[13]
August
28 August – President Nicolae Ceaușescu meets with Hungarian prime minister
Károly Grósz
in Arad.
[13]
September
23 September – At 18:19 local time, an incendiary device is thrown on the grounds of the US consulate in Bucharest. No casualties or property damage are reported.
[14]
October
5 October –
Steaua
plays against
Sparta Prague
in Bucharest during the
1988–89 European Cup
, ending in a 2–2 tie.
[15]
[16]
26 October –
Steaua
plays against
Spartak Moscow
.
[17]
Births
January
Daniela Dodean
Alexandru Dandea
9 January –
Monica Ungureanu
, Romanian judoka.
[18]
13 January –
Daniela Dodean
, Romanian
table tennis
player.
[19]
23 January –
Alexandru Dandea
, Romanian footballer.
[20]
February
8 February –
Norbert Trandafir
, Romanian swimmer.
[21]
March
Luminița Pișcoran
14 March –
Luminița Pișcoran
, Romanian
biathlete
.
[22]
April
Tiberiu Dolniceanu
3 April –
Tiberiu Dolniceanu
, Romanian fencer.
[23]
12 April –
Cristina Bujin
, Romanian athlete.
[24]
May
Mihaela Buzărnescu
4 May –
Mihaela Buzărnescu
, Romanian tennis player.
[25]
July
2 July –
Ada Condeescu
[
ro
]
, Romanian actress.
[26]
See also
Romania at the 1988 Summer Olympics
Romania at the 1988 Winter Olympics
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