Word: titulescu
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Rumania, Jugoslavia and Czechoslovakia have long been loosely associated in the so-called "Little Entente." At Geneva last week Foreign Minister Nicolas Titulescu of Rumania and Foreign Minister Boske Yevtitch of Jugoslavia signed with Foreign Minister Dr. Benes of Czechoslovakia a joint treaty of military, political and economic alliance running without limit. "It is eternal!" cried Dr. Benes. "It provides our countries at last with a stable, organic base...
...their official communique Statesmen Benes, Yevtitch & Titulescu used if possible even stronger language. "In order to mark sharply the transformation of the [Little] Entente into an international community having a distinct personality." they declared, "the three Foreign Ministers have decided that every political treaty of each State of the Entente, every unilateral act changing the existing political situation of one of the Entente States toward an outside State, as well as every economic agreement involving important political consequences require henceforth the unanimous consent of the Council of the Entente...
Statesman Titulescu writhed "yes." His friendly foe, the Premier, fixed his ear, put him to bed until a specialist arrived by roaring motor from Bucharest...
That night, while the four Majesties banqueted at Sinaia, Rumania's greatest diplomat, Foreign Minister Nicholas Titulescu, was seized in the Royal Chateau with acute inflammation of the middle ear. While he writhed in pain, the four Majesties were startled to discover that they had not a doctor among them. What...
Politically, Premier Vaida-Voevod of Rumania is no friend of M. Titulescu. "I studied medicine in my youth at Vienna," he admitted diffidently. "I never practiced. Still, do you want me to see what...