In this article we hold our attention on the interpellations of Vasile Liţu and Aurel Morariu, deputies of the Democratic Party of the Union, addressed in the first Parliament of the United Romania (1919-1920) concerning the actions of General Eduard Fischer in Bucovina during the First World War and the consequences on the province’s population. At the meeting of the Assembly of Deputies on December 13, 1919, Vasile Litu presented the situation of Bucovina after the war, especially in the area of Câmpulung County, which was the centre of the war operations, emphasizing the measures that the administration of Bucovina and the central government should take “to quickly help the population, whose suffering and miseries are unbearable”. At the meeting of the Assembly of Deputies of February 4, 1920, Aurel Morariu made an ample statement on the actions of General Eduard Fischer in Bucovina during the First World War. The cases of several Bucovinians were mentioned (from Vasilău, Zviniace, Doroșăuți, Șerăuții de Jos, Vaslăuți, Cernauca, Ostrița, Molodia, Pătrăuți, Cernăuți–Mănăsteriștea, Suceava, Dracineț, Rarancea, Ropcea, Noua Sulița, Voroneț, Câmpulung, Vatra Dornei, Volovăț, Moldova-Sulița, Berehomet, Dubăuți, Cuciurul Mare, Voloca, Pătrăuții de Jos, Broscăuții Vechi, Hliboca, Storojineț, Panca, etc.) who were arrested, deported, executed, as well as aspects related to economic and material destructions the Austrian gendarmes committed in Bukovina.