Romania receives most of northern Dobruja and territory toward the Danube delta as compensation for southern Bessarabia.
Historical records for Romania in 1878, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Romania receives most of northern Dobruja and territory toward the Danube delta as compensation for southern Bessarabia.
Bratianu's government secures international recognition of Romanian independence through the Berlin settlement.
Romanian independence receives international recognition under the Treaty of Berlin, subject to treaty conditions.
Romanian independence is tied to guarantees that religious differences will not exclude people from civil and political rights.
Romania is required to restore southern Bessarabia to Russia despite objections from the Romanian government.
The Congress of Berlin recognizes the Independence of Romania
Independence of Serbia, Bulgaria & Romania is recognized by the Treaty of San Stefano
Independence of Serbia, Bulgaria & Romania is recognized by the Treaty of San Stefano
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