raceanu造句

• Raceanu immigrated to the United States in 1990 and obtained American citizenship in 1992.
• Raceanu was First Secretary at the Romanian Embassy in Washington from 1969 to 1978.
• Raceanu and his friends say they are perplexed by the reaffirmation of his death sentence.
• A year later, under the government of former President Ion Iliescu, charges against Raceanu were temporarily revived.
• But the deputy attorney general declared on national television that it was " impossible to rehabilitate Mircea Raceanu ."
• Raceanu had been arrested in January 1989 en route to a reception at the U . S . Embassy in Bucharest.
• Raceanu said that " by embracing without reservation the conclusion of the Ceausescu regime that I am guilty the present authorities show the same old mentality ."
• In a terse statement, Romania's Supreme Court said Mircea Raceanu, 65, was acquitted of the crime of " treason through the transmission of state secrets ."
• Now 64, Raceanu was apprehended on a Bucharest street in January 1989 by officers of the state political police, Securitate, as he was carrying two confidential documents to a reception at the American ambassador's residence.
• Vasile Brici; Ioan Colceriu, Nicolae Raceanu, Romeo Gontineac, Gheorge Solomie; Ilie Ivanciuc, Vasile Flutur; Tiberiu Brinza ( captain ), Alexandru Gealapu, Andrei Guranescu, Constatin Cojocariu, Sandu Ciorascu, Gabriel Vlad, Ionel Negreci, Gheorghe Leonte.
• Romania : Vasile Brici, Lucian Colceriu, Nicolae Raceanu, Romeo Gontineac, Gheorge Solomie, Ilie Ivanciuc, Vasile Flutur, Tiberiu Brinza ( captain ), Alexandru Gealapu, Andrei Guranescu, Constatin Cojocariu, Sandu Ciorascu, Gabriel Vlad, Ionel Negreci, Gheorghe Leonte.