It tracks the diplomatic and military preparations leading to Operation Barbarossa , where Romania joined Nazi Germany as an equal partner to recover lost provinces like Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina.
serves as a critical historical primary source, detailing the daily activities, decisions, and administrative maneuvers of Romania's wartime leader, Ion Antonescu, during his first sixteen months in power. Published in 2008 by Casa Editorială Demiurg and edited by historians including Gheorghe Buzatu , this volume provides an unprecedented look into the state's highest level of decision-making during the early years of World War II. Core Themes and Content Jurnalul Maresalului Antonescu, I
This publication is valued by historians for its ability to offer a "view from the top," allowing researchers to verify or debunk claims regarding Antonescu’s regime with chronological precision. It tracks the diplomatic and military preparations leading
The journal provides specific details on the chaos of the rebellion, including brief but chilling mentions of violence against the Jewish population, such as the devastation of the Calea Rahovei and Dudești neighborhoods. Core Themes and Content This publication is valued
It documents the forced abdication of King Carol II, the establishment of the National Legionary State , and the deteriorating relationship with the Iron Guard.
The entries reveal Antonescu’s meticulous (and often erratic) management style, covering everything from capital politico-diplomatic decisions to socio-economic orders. Historical Significance