Great Power Decision-Making after World War II and the Hungarian Department for Preparing the Peace Regarding the Question of Transylvania
Great Power Decision-Making after World War II and the Hungarian Department for Preparing the Peace Regarding the Question of Transylvania

Summary/Abstract: At the end of the Second World War, Hungary and Romania found themselves embroiled in yet another dispute regarding their common border. The present paper examines the complex international context surrounding the negotiations at the Paris Peace Conference, the claims and the strategies of the countries involved, with a special focus on the efforts undertaken by the Hungarian authorities, as well as the position of the Great Powers in regard to these claims and strategies.

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