 Their appeal to ventilate Romania's "medieval atmosphere" was hotly condemned by the pro-Nazi "Axa" magazine.Also in December 1933, "Credința" hosted a plea in favor of anti-fascist political activism.Signed by Stahl, the opinion piece proposed that political involvement was a civic duty, citing fascism as the enemy of freedom, and also implying that "Bolshevik" communism was "left-wing fascism".