Dosarul Revolutiei. The Past is Coming (57). Declaratia lui Ion Stoica, Director B.C.U. (20.03.1990). ‘Dialog cu un lunetist,’ noaptea 21/22 decembrie 1989: “cam aceeasi persoana, ori de cite ori se organiza un miting, un tip flegmatic si care declara la intrebrarea mea, unde ii este locul de munca, el spunea “in Primaverii”. Deci era un lunetist afectat casei lui Ceausescu si care dimineata si-a luat “jucariile” si a plecat din sala rotonda”….”Era de fapt inaintea inceperii mitingului, cind mii de oameni erau in piata. L-am mai intrebat “Cum reusesti sa ochesti pe cel care este vinovat?”. El a zis: “E important sa tragi in cineva, nu neaparat in cel vinovat”.”

CC vol. 105, p. 506; p. 505; p. 498

cam aceeasi persoana, ori de cite ori se organiza un miting, un tip flegmatic si care declara la intrebrarea mea, unde ii este locul de munca, el spunea “in Primaverii”. Deci era un lunetist afectat casei lui Ceausescu si care dimineata si-a luat “jucariile” si a plecat din sala rotonda.

Lunetistul parea foarte detasat de sarcina grava si importanta pe care o avea. La un moment dat spunea chiar ca el face lucrul asta de ani de zile si ca nu a avut prilejul sa foloseasca “jucariile” pina acum. La un moment dat eu l-am intrebat “De fapt ce-ai face dumneata cind o multime ca aceasta de astazi ar ataca sediul CC ?”. Era de fapt inaintea inceperii mitingului, cind mii de oameni erau in piata. L-am mai intrebat “Cum reusesti sa ochesti pe cel care este vinovat?”. El a zis: “E important sa tragi in cineva, nu neaparat in cel vinovat”.

“pioni”: Securitatea (Dir V-a; USLA) si Militia…

mai mult:

https://romanianrevolutionofdecember1989.com/2013/12/20/21-decembrie-bucuresti-in-legatura-cu-busculada-de-la-mitingul-lui-nicolae-ceausescu/

The bodyguards were armed with bazookas, machine guns and sniper rifles and they began firing at people in the square and at units of the Rumanian army that had joined the popular uprising. Another unit of the Special Troop did the same thing in the venerable library of the University of Bucharest across the square.

Miss Cruceanu said the bodyguards, who were part of the Ceaucescu state security forces called Securitate, had entered the museum mostly by the skylights from the old royal palace, which is part of the same buildling complex as the art museum. One floor of the museum is in fact directly above the former palace throne room, which Mr. Ceausescu had used for state ceremonies.

Within a short time, army forces were firing back at the museum and at the university library. The shooting resumed Dec. 23 and continued night and day until Dec. 25. All of the museum’s windows were shot out and there are holes in the walls big enough to drive a car through.

Fires broke out on all three floors of the museum, and at the library, the Securitate troops set fire to the building before retreating into deep underground tunnels that lace the capital.

https://romanianrevolutionofdecember1989.com/muzeul-de-arta-bucuresti-decembrie-1989/