 He described resisters as "traitors" and "kulaks", recounting that one Romanian man openly bragged about educating his children to be "fascists".He made special note of saboteurs working to disrupt the Moldavian Railways.When members of a student group in Vadul lui Vodă came to be labeled as fascists, and objected to the charges, Salogor took their reply as proof that they were a solid organization of anti-communists.