Un început promiţător al raporturilor interbelice româno-bulgare în timpul guvernării lui Aleksandăr Stamboliiski
A promising beginning of the interwar Romanian-Bulgarian relations during the rule of Aleksandăr Stamboliiski

Summary/Abstract: The study pays a lot of attention to the Bulgarian works and it analyses especially the theses of the Bulgarian writings. The territorial modifications after the Bucharest Treaty of 1913, characterized mainly by the lack of trust and diplomatic tensions were framing the Bulgarian’s relations with Romania. Prime Minister Stamboliiski took actions in developing Bulgarians’ relations with the neighboring countries and with the Western ones. Stamboliiski’s visits in Romania were part of the efforts made by Agrarian government to improve the international estate of the country after the defeat in the First World War. On the other hand, Agrarian leader pursued two other objectives: to have a closer relationship with the Peasant Party of Romania in order to form a Green International and a project of dynastic marriage concerning the Royal House of Romania and that of Bulgaria.

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