La Transylvanie dans la strategie de la Hongrie a la Conference de Paix de 1946
Journal Title: Codrul Cosminului - Year 2011, Vol 17, Issue 1
Abstract
À la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, la Hongrie et la diaspora hongroise de l’Occident ont proposé, dans le cadre de la Conférence de Paix de Paris, plusieurs solutions pour résoudre le problème transylvain. La stratégie de propagande hongroise a été représentée par des propositions «équitables» en ce sens: la république indépendante, l’occupation militaire, la surveillance extérieure et le respect des droits de toutes les nations de cette république. Parmi les instruments utilisés dans ce but se trouvent les mémoires diplomatiques, les articles de la presse occidentale ou les lettres particulièrs, adressées aux ministres des affaires étrangères des puissances triomphantes. La recherche et l’analyse de ceux-ci, s’appuyant surtout sur des documents diplomatiques français, construisent l’image d’ensemble d’un chapitre important de l’histoire roumaine.
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Ioan Tomoiagă
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