Melek Amet

They married and, hoping to escape the harassment of the Muslims practiced by authorities in Dobruja, they moved to Bucharest where, on 4 October 1960, Melek, their only child, was born.

Mircea Trofin was the one who approached her to sign for Venus Fashion House in Bucharest where, under the direction of Zina Dumitrescu [ro], her career took off.

[4] She presented exclusive collections to the Central Committee of the Romanian Communist Party, diplomatic corps and embassies and she was famous for her high-profile relationships.

[4][6] After a successful decade run between 1981 and 1992, she worked in international transports, she sold soft drinks, cars, chocolate and dresses.

Although the court ruled in her favor granting possession of her father's properties, local authorities continue to refuse legal execution.