The Transformation of Transylvania After Second Word War

In the 1800s there were probably 60, 70,000 Unitarians in Transylvania. The Communist ruler was a Romanian ethnicity and he believed that Romania should belong to Romanians. Catholics, Calvinists, Unitarians all suffered because churches did not receive any support from a state. There are still lawsuits going on currently trying to reclaim property lost in the 1900s.