România, monedă de schimb între marile puteri. Tratatele secrete care ne-au lăsat la cheremul imperiilor

Throughout history, Romania has often been used as a bargaining chip by major powers, particularly Russia, leading to significant territorial losses and suffering for its people. Key historical events include the annexation of Bukovina by Austria in 1775 and the secret agreements between Napoleon and Tsar Alexander I, which resulted in the Russian occupation of Moldavia and Wallachia. These treaties were often made without Romanian consent, leaving the country vulnerable to foreign domination and exploitation. The consequences of these actions have had long-lasting effects on Romania's national identity and territorial integrity.