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Rumania's Revolution
Lengyel, Emil | January 2, 1929 issue

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When a few weeks ago Vintila Bratianu's so-called Liberal Government was replaced by Julius Maniu's National Peasant Government, Romania liberated herself from a tyranny which lasted for three-quarters of a century. During that time the country had grown from an inconspicuous principality into the largest state of the Balkans. With consummate diplomacy which utilized the artifices associated with Byzantinism, the Bratianus, a dynasty of rich boyars, became the supreme lords of Rumania and the living symbols of her greatness.

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ROMANIA -- Politics & government; LIBERALISM; DESPOTISM; DIPLOMACY; INTERNATIONAL relations; ROMANIA
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