Reprezentanţa bulgară în România ocupată (1916-1918)
Bulgarian representatives in occupied Romania (1916-1918)

Summary/Abstract: A few days before the fall of Bucharest, General Petăr Tantilov was appointed Bulgarian delegate, attached to the future Imperial Governorate of the occupied Romania. The instructions received from the Bulgarian Prime Minister are vague. “I am sending you to govern the occupied Romania, and on site you will decide on the things and on the relations with the allies”. Along with Tantilov, representatives of several ministries were sent to Bucharest: of Foreign Affairs, of Finances, of Agriculture and Transports. Officially, the defending of Bulgarian interests in the occupied Romania represents the mission of this representative. Practically, a great part of the activity of the Bulgarian royal Representatives comprises solving the conflicts with the allies, related to the distribution of the war bounty and to the economic exploitation of the occupied territory.

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