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Romania in 1914

Historical records for Romania in 1914, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

11Records
9Events
4Named people
1Places
4Categories

Historical records

August

3 August 1914Neutrality DecisionIon I. C. Bratianu

Sinaia · Government / Government of Romania

Bratianu supports neutrality when the Crown Council debates Romania's response to war.

October

10 October 1914Death of Carol ICarol I

Sinaia · Government / Government of Romania

Carol I dies after a reign that established Romania's independence and monarchy.

10 October 1914Succession of Ferdinand IFerdinand I

Sinaia · Government / Government of Romania

Ferdinand succeeds his uncle Carol I as king.

Other Events

1914Advocates neutrality during World War IAlexandru Marghiloman

Politics / Conservative Party

Advocates neutrality during World War I

1914Death of Carol ICarol I

House / House of Hohenzollern

Death of Carol I

1914Declaration of NeutralityCarol I

Warfare / World War, 1st

Declares Romania to be neutral

1914Declares Romania to be neutralCarol I

Warfare / World War, 1st

Declares Romania to be neutral

1914NeutralityCarol I

Warfare / World War, 1st

Declares Romania to be neutral

1914NeutralityAlexandru Marghiloman

Politics / Conservative Party

Advocates neutrality during World War I

1914Party LeaderAlexandru Marghiloman

Politics / Conservative Party

Appointed Party Leader of the Conservative Party

1914SuccessionFerdinand I

House / House of Hohenzollern

Succeeds as King of Romania, son of Prince Leopold of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen

Names involved

Alexandru MarghilomanCarol IFerdinand IIon I. C. Bratianu

Places involved

Sinaia

Provenance

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