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- Valentin Ceauşescu (born 17 February 1948) is a Romanian physicist. Valentin is the son of former President of Romania Nicolae Ceauşescu and his wife, Elena Ceauşescu. Unlike other members of the Ceauşescu family, he was not involved in politics and worked as a nuclear physicist at the Institute of Atomic Physics (IFA) in Măgurele, a job which he still holds as of 2006. Valentin Ceauşescu did his undergraduate studies at the Faculty of Physics, University of Bucharest. In 1967, he went to pursue his studies in physics at the Imperial College London, in the United Kingdom. On 3 July 1970, he married Iordana (Dana) Borilă, the daughter of communist leader Petre Borilă, but Ceauşescu disagreed with the marriage and Valentin's wife and their child were expelled to Canada. In the 1980s, he was also involved in the managing of the football team FC Steaua Bucureşti, which won the European Cup in 1986. In December 1989, following the Romanian Revolution, Valentin Ceauşescu was arrested, together with the other members of his family. He was freed nine months later, after no real charges were brought against him. During that time, his collection of 50 paintings by Romanian masters, engravings by Francisco Goya, and hundreds of rare books were confiscated. When he asked for restitution, the Romanian authorities argued that there are no documents which prove that he is the owner, and that the art collection rather belongs to the Romanian state. As a result, Valentin Ceauşescu has sued the government.
- È figlio del dittatore della Romania Nicolae Ceauşescu.
- Valentin Ceauşescu - rumuński fizyk, syn komunistycznego przywódcy Rumunii Nicolae Ceauşescu i jego żony Eleny Ceauşescu. Valentin Ceauşescu studiował na Wydziale Fizyki Uniwersytetu w Bukareszcie, w 1967 rozpoczął studia w Imperial College London w Wielkiej Brytanii. Od 1971 rozpoczął publikowanie prac z zakresu matematyki i fizyki. 3 lipca 1970 poślubił Iordanę (Danę) Borilă, córkę komunistycznego lidera Petre Borilă, ale jego ojciec nie zgodził się z decyzją syna, w wyniku czego jego żona i dziecko zostali wysłani do Kanady. W latach 80. zarządzał klubem sportowym FC Steaua Bukareszt, który zdobył Puchar Europy w 1986 roku. W grudniu 1989, podczas wydarzeń rewolucji, Valentin Ceauşescu został aresztowany wraz z innymi członkami swojej rodziny, a jego majątek skonfiskowano. Po kilku miesiącach został zwolniony. Po wieloletniej batalii prawnej i groźbie zaskarżenia rządu do trybunałów europejskich, odzyskał utracony majątek.
- Valentin Ceauşescu este fiul cel mai mare al fostului conducător comunist român Nicolae Ceauşescu şi al soţiei sale Elena.
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- Valentin Ceauşescu (born 17 February 1948) is a Romanian physicist. Valentin is the son of former President of Romania Nicolae Ceauşescu and his wife, Elena Ceauşescu. Unlike other members of the Ceauşescu family, he was not involved in politics and worked as a nuclear physicist at the Institute of Atomic Physics (IFA) in Măgurele, a job which he still holds as of 2006. Valentin Ceauşescu did his undergraduate studies at the Faculty of Physics, University of Bucharest.
- È figlio del dittatore della Romania Nicolae Ceauşescu.
- Valentin Ceauşescu - rumuński fizyk, syn komunistycznego przywódcy Rumunii Nicolae Ceauşescu i jego żony Eleny Ceauşescu. Valentin Ceauşescu studiował na Wydziale Fizyki Uniwersytetu w Bukareszcie, w 1967 rozpoczął studia w Imperial College London w Wielkiej Brytanii. Od 1971 rozpoczął publikowanie prac z zakresu matematyki i fizyki.
- Valentin Ceauşescu este fiul cel mai mare al fostului conducător comunist român Nicolae Ceauşescu şi al soţiei sale Elena.
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