Roumains et Hongrois. Prémisses Historiques
Romanians and Hungarians. Historic Assumptions

Author(s): C. Sassu
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Politics, History, Ethnohistory, Special Historiographies:, Period(s) of Nation Building, Inter-Ethnic Relations
Published by: CEEOL Collections / Digital Reproductions
Keywords: Trianon; Hungarian revisionism; apostolic kingdom; Thraciens; Dacians;
Summary/Abstract: The economic crises, political tensions and troubled situations which have afflicted humanity during these last two decades since 1918, would be due, to a large extent, to the layout of these borders considered as artificial, because of them, we would have abolished consolidated units. And the course of these borders would have been made by force and by surprise i by force, because we would have imposed by violence conditions impossible on an adversary without the right of reply or of explanation, and, by surprise, by deceiving good faith of certain statesmen completely ignorant of the real situation in these regions. // As the current border between Hungary and Romania is also disputed with a great deal of passion by this development, which seems to assume that continually repeated assertions end up being accepted as true, by the mere fact of their being uttered, this work is confined to the subject proposed and aims to explain, as far as possible, the real value of these statements. We hope that minds not blinded by passion and disinterested, will find it useful and opportune to know the real elements of a controversy so ostentatiously stirred, and presented as one of the great unresolved political problems of the present time. // Published in 1940 by Editions „Cugetarea—P. Georgescu-Delafras, Bucharest

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