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The dictatorship of Ion Antonescu in the Kingdom of Romania began in 1940 and lasted until 1944. As Ion Antonescu suppressed the rebellion led by the Iron Guard and dissolved the party, he became the uncontested leader of Romania until being overthrown in 1944 by King Michael. The regime kept certain elements of the ideology of the Iron Guard and the Romanian far-right, namely integral nationalism, ethnonationalism, racism, antisemitism, antiziganism and politicised Christianity; Antonescu himself termed his regime as "ethnocratic", "ethnic Christian" and "the national-totalitarian regime, the regime of national and social restoration." In general, this regime is defined as authoritarian conservative and para-fascist, i. e. a conservative regime with fascist trappings and attributes as opposed to fascist, although the label "fascist" still may be encountered in academia regarding the regime. Under Antonescu, Romania became a member of the Axis powers of World War II and joined the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union, becoming the most important ally of Nazi Germany on the Eastern Front.