Când a avut România granițe comune cu Polonia și Cehoslovacia? Situația a durat 20 de ani. Motivul dispariției • Newsweek România

Romania shared borders with Poland and Czechoslovakia for two decades, from 1919 to 1939. The borders were approximately 350 kilometers with Poland and 201 kilometers with Czechoslovakia. This situation changed due to historical events, including the invasion of Poland by Nazi Germany and the USSR in 1939, which led to the disappearance of these borders. The relationship between Romania and Poland was characterized by strong diplomatic ties and mutual defense agreements, particularly against Soviet threats. The Romanian-Czechoslovak border existed until March 1939, when Hungary occupied parts of Czechoslovakia, altering the regional boundaries.