Istoria Romaniei, ed. The fact that a substantial portion of German Rumanians emigrated to the Federal Republic of Germany as soon as the two nations had concluded the Reunification of Families Act of 1966 seems to suggest that they were dissatisfied in Rumania.
German identity is thus the last boundary separating Saxons from Romanians.
McArthur does not explore this possibility. He does not. Since Hungarians neither in Rumania nor in Hungary have any way of opposing Rumanian policies, a group of their compatriots, the CHRR, was established in the United States in 1976. While I am not a member of this nonaligned organization I am familiar with its purpose and activities. Like other human-right groups, it monitors grievances and publicizes discriminatory policies.