One leader of this country was featured on the cover of a 1948 issue of Time magazine where she was called the "most powerful woman alive" and "fat and ugly," though she talks to Stalin. Another leader lost power after the apparent murder of his defense minister following ethnic demonstrations in Timișoara. In addition to Ana Pauker, this country was also led by a man who 
One leader of this country was featured on the cover of a 1948 issue of Time magazine where she was called the "most powerful woman alive" and "fat and ugly," though she talks to Stalin. Another leader lost power after the apparent murder of his defense minister following ethnic demonstrations in Timișoara. In addition to Ana Pauker, this country was also led by a man who aided the Nazis in invading Russia and in the Final Solution. That leader forced King (*) Carol II to abdicate in favor of Michael I. In 1966, its last Communist leader banned abortions, had the Securitate as his secret police, and emulated the Juche ideas of Kim Il Sung in his July Thesis. In an effort to pay this country's foreign debts, that leader and his wife Elena starved his country but died to capital punishment in 1989. For 10 points, name this country ruled by Ion Antonescu and Nicolae Ceaușescu from its capital of Bucharest.
One leader of this country was featured on the cover of a 1948 issue of Time magazine where she was called the "most powerful woman alive" and "fat and ugly," though she talks to Stalin.
Romania