Solomon Rosental: au sujet de la correspondance entre la Roumanie, l’Allemagne et la France
Solomon Rosental: Topic of Correspondence between Romania, Germany and France

Summary/Abstract: The aim of the present article is to provide an analysis of the interventions made at the Romanian, French and German institutions during the Second World War, for the Romanian lawyer of Jewish origin, Solomon Rosental, somebody who, in the interwar period, represented the Romanian State to a number of international processes; he was the lawyer of the Royal Family and president of the Legal Council of the Romanian Foreign Ministry. The Second World War finds him in France, where after installing Vichy, he was the subject of anti-Semitic measures. Thus, we propose to analyze and to track which was the route of the interventions made by the Romanian minister to Vichy, Dinu Hiott in favor of Rosental, who addressed the Romanian diplomat and what he wanted to obtain? Can we speak of an effort made by Romanian diplomats accredited to France to obtain an improvement for the Romanian citizens of Jewish origin, who were in France during the Second World War.

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