The issue of Romania’s joining the First World War in the vision of the leaders of the political parties – the National Liberal Party and the Conservative Party
Romania's entry into the First World War was preceded by fierce diplomatic battles between the two warring parties – the Entente and the Triple Alliance – regarding its involvement in the conflict on one side or the other. No less dramatic was the internal struggle waged by representatives of c...
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| description | Romania's entry into the First World War was preceded by fierce diplomatic battles between the two warring parties – the Entente and the Triple Alliance – regarding its involvement in the conflict on one side or the other. No less dramatic was the internal struggle waged by representatives of civil society - writers, doctors, engineers, historians, leaders of political parties, both ruling and opposition. They were brought up in the spirit of nationalism and spiritual and moral values, formed on the basis of the national liberation struggle of the 19th century. Each of them motivated entry into the war, defending his own interests, trying to get as much political dividends as possible, sometimes taking unfavorable decisions, ignoring the real economic and military potential of the Romanian state. What seemed simple at first glance turned out to be in fact an equation with many unknowns. Today we know the result - the disappearance from the political map of several empires and the emergence of other political systems and regimes, more severe, which will determine the fate and history of many peoples, including Romanian. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-281566a4af0d405580893707c41b35e02022-12-22T02:54:03ZdeuNational Museum of History of MoldovaTyragetia1857-02402537-63302017-12-01XI2203206The issue of Romania’s joining the First World War in the vision of the leaders of the political parties – the National Liberal Party and the Conservative PartyAnatolie Povestca Romania's entry into the First World War was preceded by fierce diplomatic battles between the two warring parties – the Entente and the Triple Alliance – regarding its involvement in the conflict on one side or the other. No less dramatic was the internal struggle waged by representatives of civil society - writers, doctors, engineers, historians, leaders of political parties, both ruling and opposition. They were brought up in the spirit of nationalism and spiritual and moral values, formed on the basis of the national liberation struggle of the 19th century. Each of them motivated entry into the war, defending his own interests, trying to get as much political dividends as possible, sometimes taking unfavorable decisions, ignoring the real economic and military potential of the Romanian state. What seemed simple at first glance turned out to be in fact an equation with many unknowns. Today we know the result - the disappearance from the political map of several empires and the emergence of other political systems and regimes, more severe, which will determine the fate and history of many peoples, including Romanian.https://www.nationalmuseum.md/en/press_releases/journal_tyragetia/the_issue_of_romania_s_joining_the_first_world_war_in_the_vision_of_the_leaders_of_the_political_parties_the_national_liberal_party_and_the_conservative_party/liberalwaralliancedangerpartydespotismindependenceunification |
| spellingShingle | Anatolie Povestca The issue of Romania’s joining the First World War in the vision of the leaders of the political parties – the National Liberal Party and the Conservative Party Tyragetia liberal war alliance danger party despotism independence unification |
| title | The issue of Romania’s joining the First World War in the vision of the leaders of the political parties – the National Liberal Party and the Conservative Party |
| title_full | The issue of Romania’s joining the First World War in the vision of the leaders of the political parties – the National Liberal Party and the Conservative Party |
| title_fullStr | The issue of Romania’s joining the First World War in the vision of the leaders of the political parties – the National Liberal Party and the Conservative Party |
| title_full_unstemmed | The issue of Romania’s joining the First World War in the vision of the leaders of the political parties – the National Liberal Party and the Conservative Party |
| title_short | The issue of Romania’s joining the First World War in the vision of the leaders of the political parties – the National Liberal Party and the Conservative Party |
| title_sort | issue of romania s joining the first world war in the vision of the leaders of the political parties the national liberal party and the conservative party |
| topic | liberal war alliance danger party despotism independence unification |
| url | https://www.nationalmuseum.md/en/press_releases/journal_tyragetia/the_issue_of_romania_s_joining_the_first_world_war_in_the_vision_of_the_leaders_of_the_political_parties_the_national_liberal_party_and_the_conservative_party/ |
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