O relaţie, două case: Istanbul şi Ankara. Diplomaţia românoturcă la începutul alianţei (1927-1928)
One relation, two houses: Istanbul and Ankara. The Romanian- Turkish diplomacy at the beginning of the alliance (1927-1928)

Summary/Abstract: The prerequisite, from which the kemalist regional politics in Balkans was projected, has had in view the impulsion of the reconciliation and co-operation among the South-Eastern European countries. The reasons, extremely rational, in line with the ideal of constructing a modern, European and laic state, have significantly contributed to the shaping of an important regional power towards the end of the Interbellum, which promoted the concept formulated by Atatürk – “Turkey is an element of force and peace within the international family”. After a mandatory reevaluation of the past and of the perspectives of the bilateral relations, Ankara and Bucharest formulated a sufficiently broaden concept for a long-term politics in Balkans.

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