Edited sentence: " He returned to his more customary role as a "One Man Opposition".(Easterman 1942, 271).Cuza, a violent anti-Semite who split off in 1920 to found the National Democratic Christian Party, soon to be the National Christian Union, a precursor of Romanian Fascist groups such as the Iron Guard.Easterman, "a party of small-town lawyers promoting their own petty interests.In 1925, Iorga was briefly a member and honorary president of Iuliu Maniu's National Romanian Party, but left it, declaring it not to be a peasant organization but, according to A.Iorga shared Cuza's anti-Semitism, but was not as systematically anti-democratic as Cuza.The co-founder, with Iorga, of the Democratic Nationalist Party was A