COLABORAREA SERVICIILOR DE INFORMAȚII ROMÂNE ȘI FRANCEZE ÎN DECENIUL PATRU INTERBELIC PENTRU CONTRACARAREA PERICOLULUI REVIZIONIST ÎN EUROPA
THE COLLABORATION OF THE ROMANIAN AND FRENCH INTELLIGENCE SERVICES IN THE FOUR INTERWAR DECADES TO COUNTER THE REVISIONIST DANGER IN EUROPE
Author(s): Ioan Codruţ LucinescuSubject(s): Political history, International relations/trade, Security and defense, Interwar Period (1920 - 1939)
Published by: INFOSFERA - Revista de studii de securitate si Informații pentru Apărare
Keywords: Secret Intelligence Service; Deuxième Bureau; NKVD; intelligence cooperation; secret agents; Soviet Union; espionage; national border;
Summary/Abstract: The 1930s world economic crisis was a decisive factor for the amplification of revisionist tendencies in Europe. The League of Nations, the organization that was supposed to ensure international peace and security, was going through a deep crisis, because the victorious powers in the First World War, France and Great Britain in particular, were unable to maintain the common front of democratic political regimes. In those difficult conditions, the task of the Romanian and French intelligence services became of utmost importance, and the collaboration between them aimed to inform the allied governments about the actions of the states whose strategic objective were to change the borders on the continent.
Journal: INFOSFERA - Revista de studii de securitate si Informații pentru Apărare
- Issue Year: XV/2023
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 86-91
- Page Count: 6
- Language: Romanian
