Tudor emerged as ideologists of a new nationalist trend, which largely repeated themes present in previous official discourse, while casting aside references to communism. Between 1992 and the time of his death, Barbu served in the Romanian Chamber of Deputies as representative of the Greater Romania Party for Bucharest. In early 2005, eleven years after his death, the satirical magazine Academia Cațavencu uncovered and publicized a Securitate file which seems to indicate that Barbu had sexual encounters with underage girls, provided by Tudor and paid for their services. Tudor initially called on the National Council for the Study of the Securitate Archives to explain if the find was real, and received a positive answer. He later vehemently dismissed the allegations, indicating that virtually all of the girls' personal data was not found in census records, and that Anita Barton, the only one of them to have actually been found, was aged 19 at the time of her alleged meeting with Barbu. He died in Bucharest in 1993 and was buried at Bellu Cemetery, on Writer's Alley, close to Mihai Eminescu's resting place. His wife, Marga Barbu, was buried next to him when she died in 2009. Notes References "File dintr-un dosar controversat: C.V. Tudor" ("Sheets from a Controversial File: C.V. Tudor"), in 22, November–December 2004 Liviu Călin, "Tabel cronologic" ("Chronological Table") to the 4th edition of Principele, Minerva, Bucharest, 1977 Dennis Deletant, Ceauşescu and the Securitate: Coercion and Dissent in Romania, 1965–1989, M.E. Sharpe, London, 1995 Gheorghe Grigurcu, "Evocându-l pe Eugen Barbu" ("Recalling Eugen Barbu"), at E-Leonardo (review of Dan Ciachir's Când moare o epocă ("When an Epoch Dies"), Volume II) Ioan Groşan, "Beuran, ca Jean Valjean" ("Beuran, Like Jean Valjean"), in Ziua, September 15, 2003 Nicolae Iliescu, "Nisipul timpului" ("The Sands of Time"), in Ziua, 30 August 2006 Radu Ioanid, "Paul Goma – între Belleville şi Bucureşti" ("Paul Goma – between Belleville and Bucharest", in Observatorul Cultural Mircea Martin, "Cultura română între comunism si naţionalism" ("Romanian Culture between Communism and Nationalism"), Part VI), in 22, March 2003 Răsvan Popescu, "Apărarea lui Vadim" ("Vadim's Defense"), in 22, February 2005 Răzvan Savaliuc, "Liderul PRM urmărit în anii '80 pentru antisemitism" ("PRM's Leader Was Surveilled for Antisemitism during the '80"), in Ziua, January 12, 2004 Ovidiu Șimonca, "Mircea Eliade și 'căderea în lume'" ("Mircea Eliade and 'the Descent into the World'"), review of Florin Țurcanu, Mircea Eliade. Le prisonnier de l'histoire, in