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The first to intercede in support of reestablishing a peaceful climate after the First World War was the American president Woodrow Wilson, who, in 1919, proposed The Nations’ Society Statute to be adopted. Romania was one of the founding members whose remarkable contribution is worth mentioning, Nicolae Titulescu himself holding the presidency of this organization. Foreign relations of Romania in the Balkans, and especially the ones with the countries bordering the Black Sea, were oriented towards creating a stable political space and an anti-revisionist front, as the Balkan area had been continuously affected and influenced by the alliances and confrontations between the countries in this geographical space.

THE INTER-WAR ROMANIA'S FOREIGN POLITICS WITH THE COUNTRIES BORDERING THE BLACK SEA. THE CONTRIBUTION OF NICOLAE TITULESCU