ACTIVITIES OF THE UNION OF WORKING YOUTH

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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R004900580001-8
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• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 2, 2001
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: May 29, 1950
• Content Type: REPORT

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Rumarian members of the World Federation of Democratic Youth have been
assessed 2,_?,O0 O00 lei for the support of this organization during 1950..
:1951. The assesWmerit of Rumanian members of UtE (International. Students
Union) for the :7a:.rne period was the equivalent of 150,000 Czech crowns,
Both assessmen-cs have been paid. The Rumanian representative in UIE is
one Eernhardt I3ereanu.
2. World. Youth, the publication of the World Federation of Democratic Youth,
S._ .:~_T 5 ,Zy be published in Rumania.
3. On 1) April 1950, the "Day of International. Solidarity with the Anti-
Franco Youth" , the Union of Working Youth (UTM) subscribed 500,000 lei. for
the support, of the Republican Youth and pledged gifts of food, medicines
and clrthin'.
It. On 15 August 1950, the World Congress of UIE Yei1-1. open in Prague. A
meeting of ItalLian and French youth "to fight for peace", will be field
in Nice. The date of the meeting at Nice is not given.
5 be Rumanian permanent delegate to the headquarters of the World Federation
of Democratic Youth in Paris, one Iancu Moscu, has recently been appointed
chief of the press department for that organization. The Paris head.-
quarters of the Federation of Denocratic Youth has informed the Rumanian
Union of Working Youth that, as a. result of action taken against the
Federation by the French Government, including the expulsion of I3er't
ti, illiams and the refusal of visas to permanent delegates from certain
countries, the work of that organization has been adversely affected and
has requested the Union of Working Youth to appoint a second Rumanian
penrsa .cent delegate to work in the organization..i fie] dr
6 On 21 March, Nathan Dag, a member of the Adm:Uvistrative Service of the
Central Committee of the Norwegian Union of Communist Youth, passed. through
Rumania on a transit visa enroute to the fifth 1.ational Congress of the
Communist Youth of Israel. His passage across Rumania cost 30,000 lei not
including the cost of his ticket from Constanta to Haifa on the MS
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7. Approximately 500 Bulgarian, Hungarian and German students are studying
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on scholarships in Rumania. Their living conditions are described as
inhuman. Their canteen is so filthy that a majority of the are ill
with stomach ailments. These students receive a monthly stipend of
1,500 lei; they are unable to live on this sum and must sell their
clothing in order to exist. Rumanian students studying on scholarships
in Hungary receive the equivalent of y, 000 lei monthly.
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