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    The Balkan wars of 1912-1913 were the final stage of the Oriental Problem before World War 1, and Romania could not remain indifferent given its political and strategic interests in the conflict. While Romania got involved in the Balkan issues, it did not make the situation of the Romanian population a primary concern. Neither during the conflict nor the Bucharest negotiations did Romania use its position to ensure a better future for ethnic Romanians. Their fate was sealed due to a letter exchange between the Romanian Prime Minister and the leaders of Serbia, Greece and Bulgaria after peace was made, which guaranteed the Romanian community free access to culture in their mother tongue along with Romanian support for cultural institutions.

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    The Balkan wars of 1912-1913 were the final stage of the Oriental Problem before World War 1, and Romania could not remain indifferent given its political and strategic interests in the conflict. While Romania got involved in the Balkan issues, it did not make the situation of the Romanian population a primary concern. Neither during the conflict nor the Bucharest negotiations did Romania use its position to ensure a better future for ethnic Romanians. Their fate was sealed due to a letter exchange between the Romanian Prime Minister and the leaders of Serbia, Greece and Bulgaria after peace was made, which guaranteed the Romanian community free access to culture in their mother tongue along with Romanian support for cultural institutions.

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    Ionu Nistor

    The Macedo-Romanian problem and the Romanian foreign affaires (1912-1913)


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    The Balkan wars from 1912-1913 were the final act of the Oriental Problem before the First
    World War, and Romania couldnt stand indifferent to this conflict when political and strategic
    interests were in stake. Romanian involvement in the Balkan problems took little in account the
    situation of Rumanian population, placed secondary. Not in the conflict time nor the Bucharest
    negotiations, did Romania use its position to ensure a better future for the Rumanians. Their
    destiny was sealed due to a letter correspondence between the Romanian Prime Minister and the
    Serb, Greek and Bulgarian Prime Ministers, after making peace that guaranteed to this
    community free access to culture in maternal language and Romanian support for the
    maintenance of the culture institutions.

    Keywords : the Balkan Wars, the Oriental Problem, Romanian foreign affaires, nationalism

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