Calcan

Ceasul

Entre Alliés

Fitz

Grèce

Kiriţescu

Polybe

Popa

Rois

Română

Abstract
                Our paper aims to highlight the way Ion I. C. Brătianu was presented outside national borders in a fundamental moment of our national history, namely the integration of Romania into the operations of World War I in 1916. At that landmark moment, Ion I. C. Brătianu was Prime Minister of the country and was perceived abroad as the most powerful personality in the Romanian decisionmaking space, on whom the very decision to enter the war was hanging on. Foreign observers considered that Brătianu would not integrate with the war other than besides the military camp and in the moment that would definitely ensure their final victory. In order to sketch his image at international level we mainly used the information provided by the French press of the time (especially newspaper “Le Figaro”).</jats:p

Gheorghe Calcan

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The Image of Ion I. C. Brătianu in The Foreign Press of 1916

The Image of Ion I. C. Brătianu in The Foreign Press of 1916

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