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In 1991, the first SCI workcamp in Romania took place. In 1994, there were already twelve workcamps and a group of enthusiastic and motivated Romanian volunteers applied to get the group status within our movement. How was this impressive growth of SCI activities possible just after the end of the communist reign where voluntary work had still bad connotation?

Mihai Crisan, who later became European Development Worker at the International Secretariat and then International President of SCI, was closely involved in the development of this young SCI branch. Ten years after the very beginnings of SCI in Romania, Philipp Rodriguez from the SCI International Archives interviewed him.

Reporter

Philipp Rodriguez

Year

2001

Language

English

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PDF

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