Two Victims for one Goal. Romania and Finland in British Policy in Autumn 1939
Two Victims for one Goal. Romania and Finland in British Policy in Autumn 1939

Summary/Abstract: As soon as the war had broken, Great Britain priorities and actions changed. Great Britain was in conflict with Germany in an era of total war and these reasons made London refuse the transformation of the Soviet Union into a new opponent and obviously into an outspoken ally of Hitler’s Germany, even at the risk of scarifying Romania and Finland. This article analyses the reasons behind British policy regarding these states at the end of 1939.

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