Documente inedite despre ultimele zile ale ocupaţiei germane în Bucureşti
Unpublished documents about the last days of the German occupation in Bucharest

Summary/Abstract: The German occupation of Bucharest was a milestone in the history of the Romanian-German relations. The inhabitants of the Romanian capital did not forget the brutal behaviour of certain soldiers subordinated to Marshal Mackensen. As the war shifted and the Central Powers began losing their streak, in Bucharest the signs of becoming free from the occupation became more and more visible. Two reports of the Prefect of Capital Police – Alexandru Tzigara-Samurcaş – point out the moments before the return of King Ferdinand and of Queen Mary in Bucharest, which were filled with emotions for Romanians, and the moments the German troops retreated (even the damage they caused).

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