Oana Paraschiva Harvalia, the "Romanian" wife of Gunther Krichbaum, also an expert in international adoptions like the Iohannis

The dubious connections of the mercenary politician Siegfried Mure?an with Klaus Iohannis and Oana Paraschiva Harvalia, also an "expert" in international adoptions, like the Iohannis. Sibiu Mayor Klaus Werner Iohannis was the one who officiated Paraschiva's marriage in 2010, in Sibiu, with Gunther Krichbaum, politician, member of the German Parliament and from the same political gang as the "German" Siegfried Mure?an. Read here about the political-economic entanglements between these tools of the German state, some with Romanian citizenship and representing - the faces! – Romania's interests: Siegfrid Mure?an, Germany's Trojan horse in the European Parliament

International social services, from India to Romania

Posted April 30, 2020 by Roelie Post (guest blogger)

When in 2011/2012 the filming of Stolen Children - International Adoptions from India took place at the ACT office in Brussels, I was drawn into the details of the German / Indian trafficking case.

Arun was speaking in German to the journalist, explaining the involvement of the German branch of International Social Services. He appointed her to the International Sozialdienst Deutscher Zweig.

Wait, where have I seen that name before?

A quick look in my archives led me to a Kreuz 1999 petition, submitted in 1999 to the European Parliament by a German citizen, one Gunther Kreutz.

In short, the petitioner requested the European Parliament to allocate 5 million euros by direct agreement to the Romanian NGO Parents and Children . This NGO was the Romanian counterpart of the German branch of the ISS. The 5 million euros were intended to provide urgent humanitarian aid for children in Romanian residential care.

It was the first time that the Romanian job I had to go to the Petitions Committee of the European Parliament. My boss and I explained the Children's Program and how it worked. There would be no bidding process and no direct agreement. I also explained how the European Commission was dealing with huge crises in the field of child protection. Several members of the European Parliament asked us questions. Everything was very emotional, passionate.

In the June 2001 letter, in June 2001, that the Petition had received a lot of interest, that it would still be open, and that the Petitions Committee had taken the unusual step of thanking the European Commission for their unending commitment to improving Romania's situation with children.

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So far, so good. As an official of the European Commission, it is always complicated to get your file to the attention of the European Parliament. They can make your life difficult. But - hey ! – we were satisfied!

Only later did I realize that Mr. Kreutz's petition was an attempt to get points for adoptions - Romanian law from 1997 created a points system, the number of adoptable children depended on the points that adoption agencies could get for providing humanitarian aid or giving money.

If the European Commission had granted the 5 million euros to Parents and Children , then this adoption agency would have obtained a large part of Romania's "adoptable" children. Once we realized this, steps were taken to ensure that EU funding would not go to adoption agencies. We realized that there generally needs to be a firewall between child protection agencies and international adoption agencies. Otherwise, it would be like the fox guarding the chickens...

Fast forward. Excerpt from my book Romania only for export, the unseen story of the Romanian "orphans".

Tuesday, February 25, 2004

Going through the correspondence I had to answer, I saw that German families were now writing to Commissioner Verheugen. I had never received mail from the Germans. Before 2001, the Germans had only adopted a handful of children from Romania. According to Teodorescu's 2002 report, Germany obtained an exception to the moratorium and five families were registered as potential adopters.

Now, over twenty German families have been told that there is a child available for them and have been called to Romania the first week of the year. They had paid 8,000 euros in advance, half of the final costs. After they returned from Romania in January, they received a letter from the German adoption agency saying that no further adoptions are allowed, there are no more exceptions. Adopters were told to write to Commissioner Verheugen. Pressure on Verheugen?

Going through the letters, I learned that the German agencies were indeed trying to break the moratorium. They had offered children to German families during the moratorium!

The German branch of ISS has stopped its adoption activities in Romania. I don't know exactly why. Two small German adoption agencies have taken over their adoption work with Parents and Children : the agencies Zukunft fur Kinder and Children and Parents (CAP).

Interesting detail: the CAP president was Gunther Kreutz, his wife, Marika, his deputy.

With their letter campaign, the German agencies now wanted to convince German Commissioner Günter Verheugen of the need to reopen adoptions. Prospective adoptive parents were also asked to write letters to apply pressure.

And to coordinate with Mrs. Harvalia... Mrs. Oana Harvalia, owner of the adoption agency Parents and Children .

Anyway, after looking into the matter, my bosses told me to write a letter. The Romanian authorities had to be informed in this regard. Link to the full letter Annex Ref GestDem 2020 0500 (2)

The adoptions did not go through. The new Romanian law voted in June 2004 would no longer allow adoption by independent foreigners. The store closed. But the story is not over.

Many years later I realized the powers at work. My many discussions with Arun helped me understand the German system. Intrigued that a German citizen handing in a petition to the European Parliament, apparently knowing all the procedures, Arun called the Kreutz family a few years ago. Marika Kreutz told her that someone in Martin Schulz's Cabinet told her how to do it. No, she and her husband did not know Martin Schulz. Which is a bit hard to believe. They live in the same city where Martin Schulz was mayor and they are members of the same political party...

I also learned that Oana Harvalia married a German politician: Gunter Krichbaum.

Gunther Krichbaum has been Chairman of the European Affairs Committee of the German Bundestag since 2007.

The baby Gunther Krichbaum and his sexy wife: Oana Paraschiva Harvalia.

Mr. Krichbaum is close friends with Günther Oettinger, who was the European Commissioner for Human Resources when I was fired and went into debt.

In February 2016, in accordance with the whistleblower instructions, I forwarded my letter of denunciation to the office of the President of the European Parliament: Martin Schulz

More to come on the European House of Books...or should I say House of Horror ? Stay tuned!

Roelie POST (guest blogger)

In 2014, the European Commission fired its own official Roelie Post, after harassing her for years because she spoke about the international adoption mafia operating in Romania and even wrote a book on this topic.

" Romania for Export Only: The Untold Story of the Romanian "Orphans"" is the title of the book written by Roelie Post, former EU official on child adoption issues in which exposes ORGANIZED child trafficking in Romania. The book can be bought here: http://www.roeliepost.com/buy-the-book/