Romania in the Soviet Secret Policy of the Early 1920s
Journal Title: Codrul Cosminului - Year 2018, Vol 24, Issue 1
Abstract
The article reveals the essence of the Soviet foreign policy towards Romania, whose purpose was the establishment of the Soviet power in this state. The methods and instruments (mechanisms) used by the Bolsheviks to promote the Communist revolution in Romania are indicated. The researcher reveals that, in order to attain the above objectives, the special secret service was set up under the command of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Ukraine, which was engaged in organizing subversive, reconnaissance, and terrorist activities on the territory of Romania. The circumstances of the largest terrorist attack in Romania, organized by this Soviet special service, are outlined, and the reasons for its liquidation are set forth.
Authors and Affiliations
Liubov Shpakovskyi
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP406836
- DOI -
- Views 113
- Downloads 0
Ruthenian-Hungarian Matrimonial Connections in the Context of the Rurik Inter-Dynasty Policy of the 10th–14th Centuries: Selected Statistical Data
The article analyses the statistical indicators of the Ruthenian-Hungarian marriages during the 10th–14th centuries, in the context of the matrimonial policy of the Rurik dynasty. The long tradition of the marriages of R...
The Hajduk (Freedom Fighter) Winter Dramatic Rites of the Romanian Population in Bukovina (Based on ethnographic field research)
The article reflects one of the most interesting elements of folk rituals of the Romanian population in Bukovina – the hajduk (free fighter or outlaw) folk theatrical representations, traditions which have been preserved...
Information and Propagandist Support of Sovietisation Processes in the Western Regions of UKSSR during 1939-41
This article attempts to show the dimension of information and propaganda arsenal which supported the Sovietisation processes of the Western Regions, incorporated into the Ukrainian SSR after their annexation by the USSR...
The Premiere of the Post-Cold War Crisis in Balkans: CIA Documents on the Disintegration of Former Yugoslavia (1989-1992)
As the Cold War came to an end, many revisionist powers predicted the disintegration of Yugoslavia, an uneasy alliance of seven nations that had been held together only by Josip Broz Tito’s iron fist. Chief amongst the i...
Captured and Interned Ukrainians in Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey (1918–1923): A Comparative Analysis in the Context of Unknown Documents of 1921
Following the rapid collapse of the Russian Empire in 1917, the patriotic forces that fought for Ukraine's independence against the Bolshevik and White Guard troops during 1917-1921, lost the military struggle and were i...