Exploring the newborn in-between Europe: Romania, the Baltic States and the concept of collective security during the 1920’s

Silviu-Marian Miloiu

Exploring the newborn in-between Europe: Romania, the Baltic States and the concept of collective security during the 1920’s
Exploring the newborn in-between Europe: Romania, the Baltic States and the concept of collective security during the 1920’s

Author(s): Silviu-Marian Miloiu
Subject(s): History
Published by: Editura Cetatea de Scaun
Keywords: Romania; the Baltic States; collective security; regional cooperation

Summary/Abstract: This paper investigates the position of Romania and the Baltic States in the framework of the interwar period debates about collective and regional cooperation.

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Journal: Valahian Journal of Historical Studies

Issue Year: 2004
Issue No: 1
Page Range: 62-73
Page Count: 12
Language: English

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Exploring the newborn in-between Europe: Romania, the Baltic States and the concept of collective security during the 1920’s Exploring the newborn in-between Europe: Romania, the Baltic States and the concept of collective security during the 1920’s

Exploring the newborn in-between Europe: Romania, the Baltic States and the concept of collective security during the 1920’s
Exploring the newborn in-between Europe: Romania, the Baltic States and the concept of collective security during the 1920’s