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In 1984, Romanian dictator ordered the construction of a giant palace in Bucharest demolishing 10,000 homes; today, the Palace of the Parliament stands as the world’s heaviest building that is slowly sinking every year

  • Posted on September 9, 2026
  • By The Times of India
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In 1984, Romanian dictator  ordered the construction of a giant palace in Bucharest demolishing 10,000 homes; today, the Palace of the Parliament stands as the world’s heaviest building that is slowly sinking every year
In 1984, Romanian dictator ordered the construction of a giant palace in Bucharest demolishing 10,000 homes; today, the Palace of the Parliament stands as the world’s heaviest building that is slowly sinking every year

In Romania’s Bucharest, there is a government building so large that its construction changed the shape of the city around it. The Palace of the Parliament, originally called the House of the Republic and later known as the People’s House, was built during the rule of Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu.
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