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98: 209:. By October 1940, together with his brother Alexandru, Jora was part of a communist cell constituted at the shipyard. The cell held several clandestine meetings and on the night 12–13 December 1940 organised the distribution of manifestos directed at the shipyard employees, workers of the port and the general populace. The latter manifestos condemned the indifference of the authorities towards the victims of the 348:
by Bârlădeanu, dying on the spot. Toma Bârlădeanu stole Jora's pistol, hid the two guns and left for a nearby village. By 8 June, the Miliția officer whose pistol he had stolen managed to track him down and confronted him regarding the gun. Bârlădeanu initially denied involvement in Jora's death, however he acknowledged it after the officer suggested he would join him in forming an anti-communist group in the
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and civic degradation each. Eleven other members of the cell received sentences ranging from 5 to 14 years of hard labour. The communist activists, imprisoned in the Galați Penitentiary, organised themselves in four party cells coordinated by a prison committee, and attended courses in history of the
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officer he had befriended. After failing to find Jora on 4 June, the assassin returned the following day, spotting Jora around 11 PM in the town's public garden, as the latter was returning from work. Attacked by surprise near his home, Jora was barely able to defend himself and was ultimately shot
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flyers in his native town. After one member of the cell was apprehended during the action, the local police quickly rounded up all suspected communists in the city, including Jora and his brother. On Jora's arrest, a pack of manifestos were found under his clothes. As reported later by the
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with personally capturing the leader and preventing him from attacking another operative. He was also involved in the capture of another clandestine member of the Iron Guard who was preparing to flee the country. By the summer of 1949, Jora had been promoted to substitute
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office, however he renounced after his brother refused to participate. Afterwards, Bârlădeanu managed the find out Jora's identity and began secretly pursuing him. On 3 June 1950, Bârlădeanu managed to steal a
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magazine, during interrogations Jora refused to divulge information regarding his comrades. After a trial that lasted only four days, on 10 February 1941 the Military Tribunal of the
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internal news bulletin lists it among the films that, while not excelling at cinematographic technique, constituted valuable documentaries. Romanian realist sculptor
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and called on the inhabitants to protest the presence of German troops in the city. During this period, Jora met future communist leader
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managed to capture all of the members of the band, including its leader, who had initially managed to flee. Jora has been credited by
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plant in Galați, which became the "Ionel Jora" State Industrial Enterprise. The enterprise was eventually merged into the
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party committee. For a short time beginning with 1947, he returned to the Galați shipyard to work as a
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In February 1950 Jora was assigned to lead a team in capturing a former member of the
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paint factory in 1938. Soon after, in 1940, he was recruited into the outlawed
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together with older workers, he came under pressure from his employer and the
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Securitate's internal news bulletin, as well as biographic article in the
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Ionel Jora was the third child of a working-class family from the port of
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recognized as a legal organisation, Jora worked as an activist for the
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Protopopescu, I. (1969). "Unul din anonimii marelui curaj".
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Dicționarul sculptorilor din România : secolele XIX-XX
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Buletin Intern pentru Apărarea Securității Statului
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Index


Galați
Romania
Galați
Romania
Romania
General Directorate for the Security of the People
Romanian
communist
Securitate
Galați
Siguranța
World War II
shop boy
Galați shipyard
industrial action
Union of Communist Youth
1940 Vrancea earthquake
Miron Constantinescu
Ion Antonescu
Nazi Germany
anti-fascist
Magazin Istoric
3rd Army Corps
penal labour
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Târgu Ocna Prison
1944 Romanian coup d'état
Communist Party
Covurlui County

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