Regele Carol I și aspecte ale politicii externe românești la sfârșitul secolului al XIX-lea și începutul secolului XX
King Carol I and aspects of Romanian foreign policy at the end of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

Summary/Abstract: Throughout the period of the end of the nineteenth century, in the foreign policy promoted by King Charles I and the governments of the country, the desire was expressed that Romania should remain, as far as possible, A European conflict. The defense and consolidation of territorial integrity and good neighborly relations with all states was sought. At the diplomatic level, towards the end of the first decade of the twentieth century, a slow reorientation of Romania took place, culminating in the exit of the Triple Alliance and adherence to the Entante, determined by the need to accomplish National Union

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