In the Shadow of the Prague Spring: Romanian Foreign Policy and the Crisis in Czechoslovakia, 1968

Focusing on the pivotal year of 1968, this book delves into Romania's unique stance within the Communist bloc during the Prague Spring. It examines the country's refusal to join the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia and highlights the anti-Soviet sentiments that influenced both the military and the populace. Through a systematic analysis, it explores Romania's foreign policy, its participation in international Communist conferences, and the dynamics between Romania and COMECON, offering insights into the political and diplomatic crisis of that era.