EasternFireLion666
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I am making this post for Romanians here to discuss this moment of the history as I admit I am confused about some things. Does anyone know what was the reason Germany decided to promote the Second Viena Award. Romania lost a very large part of Transilvania to Hungary. Also a southern part was given to Bulgaria (Cadrilaterul). Hitler stated Romania was a long therm ally of the Reich.
This was happening in the same year the Soviets invaded Basarabia and the Ribbentrop Molotov pact was still in Effect. Speaking of this, why was this pact even made? Bolshevism was the no 1 enemy of the Reich at that time but no declarations of war took place before that between Germany and the USSR.
The border result of the first two years of war resulted in Romania and Poland being caught between these two powers, but Romania and Hungary were allies of the Axis. I am confused about the reason of this whole map splitting. Was it necessary? The Vienna award also said something about the ethnic assimilation of the romanians on that theritory.
This was happening in the same year the Soviets invaded Basarabia and the Ribbentrop Molotov pact was still in Effect. Speaking of this, why was this pact even made? Bolshevism was the no 1 enemy of the Reich at that time but no declarations of war took place before that between Germany and the USSR.
The border result of the first two years of war resulted in Romania and Poland being caught between these two powers, but Romania and Hungary were allies of the Axis. I am confused about the reason of this whole map splitting. Was it necessary? The Vienna award also said something about the ethnic assimilation of the romanians on that theritory.
