Cvetković, Vladimir (2025) Yugoslavia, Romania and the June 28th 1948 Cominform Resolution: The First Consequences. In: Serbian/Yugoslav-Romanian Relations and Interactions in the 20th Century, eds. Vladimir Lj. Cvetković, Ionuț Nistor. Beograd : Institute for Recent History of Serbia, Iasi : University, Faculty of History, „Alexandru Ioan Cuza”, pp. 145-160. ISBN 978-86-7005-205-5

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Abstract

This article examines the effects of the June 28th 1948, Cominform resolution on Yugoslav-Romanian relations in the initial months following its adoption, drawing on Yugoslav archival materials (predominantly information from the secret services intended for high party and state leaders) and pertinent literature. By June 1948, relations between Yugoslavia and Romania had become extremely tight in all areas, including politics, trade, culture, sports, economy, and transportation. One can observe which bilateral issues in the earlier, seemingly idyllic years of Yugoslav-Romanian relations were formally well resolved, but in reality, disputed, by closely examining which interstate ties were severed among the first and which population groups (mainly the Serbian national minority in the Romanian part of the Banat) were the first to suffer the consequences.

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