About Vasile Maluțan
Lived 1941 – 1995 (aged 53–54). Vasile Maluțan was a military personnel.
Vasile Maluțan (died on May 26, 1995) was a Romanian aviation colonel and the personal pilot of Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu.
On 22 December 1989, he piloted (at gunpoint) the Eurocopter Dauphin helicopter that Nicolae and Elena Ceaușescu used to unsuccessfully flee the headquarters of the Central Committee during the Romanian Revolution. Maluțan lied to Ceaușescu, claiming that they had been discovered and were in danger of being shot down, and landed near Târgoviște. The Ceaușescus were eventually captured nearby, and later tried and executed.
Maluțan died on May 26, 1995, in a helicopter crash while conducting crop-dusting operations near Fundulea, Călărași County. The helicopter's tail got entangled in high-tension wires, leading to the crash. His death occurred shortly after he had testified before a parliamentary commission about the events of December 1989, raising various speculations and conspiracy theories about the circumstances of his accident.
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Who was Vasile Maluțan?
Romanian aviation colonel
When was Vasile Maluțan born?
Vasile Maluțan was born in 1941.
When did Vasile Maluțan die?
Vasile Maluțan died in 1995 in Fundulea.
What was Vasile Maluțan's occupation?
Vasile Maluțan was a military personnel.
What nationality was Vasile Maluțan?
Vasile Maluțan's recorded nationality: Socialist Republic of Romania.
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