 Corruption also played an important part, sometimes even interfering with national security.Many participants of the uprising took refuge across the Dniestr in the village of Jura (Camenca raion), then part of the newly created Moldavian ASSR, and were very well treated but most of them suffered greatly during the Great Purge of 1937-1938.Another event following the uprising was the "de facto" banning of the Romanian Communist Party by the third "Mârzescu Law" while the second had banned it "de jure".