Virgil Magureanu


Virgil Măgureanu - owner Virgil Astaliş - (born March 19, 1941 in Giurtelec Hododului near Satu Mare) is a Romanian politician, sociologist and intelligence agent. Curriculum vitae

He came from Transylvania. During his studies in textile engineering, he headed the school organization of communist youth. In 1964 he began studying philosophy at the University of Bucharest. During his studies he went to Moscow for a semester scholarship. At the time, he had worked closely with Securitate, and he was also associated with the Soviet KGB. He graduated in 1969, changing the name Astaliş used to maiden mothers - Măgureanu. He started working at the. Ştefan Gheorghiu in Bucharest, but already in the autumn of 1969 he set sail with Libya to work with Muammar Gaddafi on the reorganization of the secret service. The close cooperation with the KGB officers during the Libyan mission has prompted him to return to the country. After a short period of work at the Faculty of Social Sciences of Bucharest University in 1972 he was sent to foreign intelligence, where he acted as Mihail Mihai. He completed his mission in 1973 as a captain returning to the Academy. Ştefana Gheorghiu in Bucharest, where he received the title of Professor in 1983. During this time he taught classes in sociology of politics.

Probably belonged to a group of people who prepared for the inclusion of Ion Iliescu, after the overthrow of Nicolae Ceauşescu, and also participated in the dictatorship process. In March 1990, the new Romanian leader, I.Iliescu, entrusted him with directing the Romanian Information Service (Serviciului Român de Informaţii), established after the dissolution of the Securitate. After the Iliescu defeat in 1996, he resigned. He called for the National Party of Romania (Partidul Naţional Român), which did not gain much support. He writes books on the sociology of politics and implements democratic values. Publications Bibliography Authoritative control (person):

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