THE ROMANIAN-SOVIET RELATIONS IN THE INTERWAR PERIOD
THE ROMANIAN-SOVIET RELATIONS IN THE INTERWAR PERIOD

Summary/Abstract: In the international political environment preceding the 1st World War the diplomatic and economic relations between the Tsarist Empire and the Kingdom of Romania can be characterized positive, especially because of the fruitful cooperation and contribution of Romania to the Russian military actions in Bulgaria. Although, from another point of view it is important to mention and can not be denied the tensions which appeared in this relationships mostly on account of Romanian national revival feeling of belonging between the inhabitants of Bessarabia. This phenomen is visible at political level to, but becomes more vocal through the local, provincial romanian mass media. The aim of the study is to present an inventory of the relations between the two neighboring countries. In the actual international and geostrategic context, we believe that this type of historical/inventory studies are necessary and usefull in the managment process of bilateral relations.

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