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Romania, the Little Entente and the Struggle for Europe

This is the first in-depth, English-language study of Romania’s role in the Little Entente—an alliance formed with Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia to defend the territorial status quo in Central and Eastern Europe after the First World War. While this alliance has often been dismissed in international historiography as peripheral, this book argues that ...
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The Little Entente and the Balkan Alliance

The American Historical Review, 1980
Victor S. Mamatey, Eliza Campus, Delia Razdolescu   +2 more
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The “Little Entente”

American Journal of International Law, 1921
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The Little Entente and Europe (1920-1929).

The American Historical Review, 1994
Thomas Sakmyster, Magda Adam
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The Little Entente

International Affairs, 1931
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The Little Entente Pact

American Journal of International Law, 1933
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The Struggle for the Danube, and the Little Entente, 1929-38

The Geographical Journal, 1939
J. P. H. M., Robert Machray
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The Genoa Conference and the Little Entente

1991
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Chapter 5 the Sinking of the Little Entente

Southeastern Europe, 1988
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Magda Ádám. Magyarország és a Kisantant a Harmincas Években [Hungary and the Little Entente during the 1930s]. Budapest: Akadémiai Kiadó. 1968. Pp. 389. 72 Ft

American Historical Review, 1971
Joseph Held
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