Image: GrozaTatarescuGheorghiuDejVishinski1945 (cropped)

Description: Gheorghiu-Dej (sitting, first from right), Petru Groza (sitting, center), Gh. Tătărescu (sitting, first from left) with Soviet Generals Vinogradov and Lusaikov in a visit to the Soviet legation in Bucharest, during the return of Northern Transylvania to Romania. Other personalities include General Vasiliu Răşcanu, Anton Alexandrescu, Petre Constantinescu-Iaşi, Prof. Gheorghe Nicolau, Pavlov Bogdenko, Andrey Vyshinsnsky (in glasses, between Groza and Tătărescu). (11 March 1945).
Title: GrozaTatarescuGheorghiuDejVishinski1945 (cropped)
Credit: Detail from File:GrozaTatarescuGheorghiuDejVishinski1945.jpg, Fototeca online a comunismului românesc, Photo no: #HA106, Quota 106/1945(102/1945)(101/1945)
Author: Scânteia
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