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What do Finland Poland Slovakia Hungary and Romania have in common?
During the history these countries were occupied sometimes by Russians.
What countries and body of water border Romania?
Five countries border Romania. They are Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary, Ukraine and Moldova. Romania also has a coastline on the Black Sea.
What involvement did Romania have in World War 2?
Romania was an ally of Germany and fight against Soviet Union to free Romanian territories occupied by Russians.
Why did Romania join war world 1?
Romania wanted Transylvania (from Austria-Hungary) - and got it at the end of the war.
Why did Romania join World War 2?
Romania wanted to free Romanian territories occupied by the Russians in June 1940, after the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact.
Where was the location of the war between Romania and austro Hungary held?
The Austro-Hungarian and the Germany armies occupied the most part of Romania, excepting Moldova.
What countries did the Germans occupy?
Germany! I presume you mean in WWII. Germany occupied parts of France, Italy, Yugoslavia, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Greece, and possibly others I have forgotten.
Is Hungary east or west of Romania?
Hungary is on the west of Romania.
Are Carpatho-Russians considered Russian?
Well, firstly, there are no such people as Carpatho-Russians. Carpathic region is divided between Ukraine, Romania, Hungary and Slovakia. No, Slavs living in Carpathic regions are the Ukrainians and the Slovaks.
In the early 1990s why did Hungary's relations with Romania and Czechoslovakia become strained?
the way Hungarians were treated in those countries
Where on the compass is Hungary to Romania?
Hungary is placed in the north-west of Romania.
Is moldova a province of Romania?
a) Moldova: province in the East of Romania b) Republic of Moldova: independent country at the East of Romania. Ethnically, historically and linguistic this country is also a part of Romania but was occupied by Russians after the world war II. In English we say "Moldavia" for the province/region in Romania, and (The Republic of) "Moldova" for the newly founded country.
