 By the end of 1933, Ionescu and Theodorescu's sympathy for the fascist Iron Guard, which had just been outlawed by government, was cemented.In December, they produced a "Cuvântul" issue which hosted musings by Guard founder Corneliu Zelea Codreanu, concerning a supposed "Judeo-Masonic" plot against his movement, as well as homage pieces by both editors, deploring the fate of Guardsmen in police custody.In 1936, under contract with Alcaly Company, Theodorescu published his third and final novel, "Robul" ("The Slave").