Well - er, again, it is a bit complicated.  Stalin commissioned some of Eisenstein's films during his regime.  They were most definitely subject to his own personal censorship and beyond that, idiosyncratic feedback.  Take Ivan the Terrible.  The first part won a prize from Stalin.  The second was censored from the public during Stalin's regime, but released under Kruschev.  And Eisenstein conveniently died before even finishing the trilogy.  

Some interesting reading.

I wish I knew more about the system of censorship in Romania to comment on it.  

"Pretending that you already know the answer when you don't is not actually very helpful." ~Migeru.