In 1944 this man gained notice for his radical article entitled "The United Front of Youth".  
In 1944 this man gained notice for his radical article entitled "The United Front of Youth".  Two decades later this leader would issue a decree forcibly detaining homeless or disabled children at "psychiatric wards" in Siret and Cighid, at the same time banning all contraception in hopes of increasing his nation's working population by fifty percent.  Giving himself the title "Conducator", he also struck out against non-conformists via 1971's July Theses.  During WWII this leader spent time in the Tirgu Jiu concentration camp, where he met the man he would succeed as party secretary in 1965, Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej.  His downfall began with demonstrations in Timisoara, culminating with his execution alongside his wife Elena on Christmas Day of 1989.  For ten points, name this longtime Communist dictator of Romania.
In 1944 this man gained notice for his radical article entitled "The United Front of Youth".  
Nicolae Ceausescu