Accelerarea negocierilor româno-italiene pentru intrarea simultană în război
Dan Creţu
Descriere autor:
Universitatea „Lucian Blaga“ din Sibiu, Facultatea de Istorie şi Patrimoniu „Nicolae Lupu“ / “Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu, “Nicolae Lupu” Faculty of History and Patrimony
E-mail:
istorie@ulbsibiu.ro
E-mail personal autor:
d_cretu@yahoo.com
4 / 2010
Rubrica:
Teologie
The acceleration of Romanian-Italian negotiations for the simultaneous entrance in war
The evolution of international relations after the Congress of Berlin in November 1878 showed trends from the previous period, marking the creationof a new international situation, which will lead to World War I in 1914. Essential characteristics of international relations in this period are the establishment of the opposite militarypolitical alliances, the Triple Alliance and the Triple Entente, which will therefore establish a new balance of forces between the great powers. The outbreak of the international crisis forced the Great Powers to act for the
implementation of existing politico-military alliances. The world headed towards a world conflict and the Romanian diplomacy had to clarify its position.
Keywords: World War I, creation of the Triple Alliance and of the Triple Entente, international crisis, Romanian-Italian negotiations
