Intermarium. From the battle of Varna to the war in Ukraine

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 27 Dec 2014 Spain Publisher:Universitat Autonoma de BarcelonaJournal:Tiempo devorado, volume 1, pages 29-38 (issn: 2565-2915, eissn: 2385-5452,

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Authors: Smyrgala, Dominik;

doi: 10.5565/rev/tdevorado.3

Intermarium. From the battle of Varna to the war in Ukraine

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Abstract

The paper presents the concept of Intermarium (The Land Between the Seas) as a socio-political phenomenon still influencing the international relations in Central and Eastern Europe. The author presents its most important characteristics identified by scholars specializing in the matter. He also claims that the concept of Intermarium is the key to understand the current events in Ukraine.

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Spain

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Autonomous University of Barcelona
Spain
Polish Academy of Sciences
Poland
Collegium Civitas
Poland

Keywords

Adriatic sea, Central Eastern Europe, Adriatic Sea, Baltic sea, Baltic Sea, 1789-, D299-475, Intermarium ; Central eastern europe ; Ukraine ; Poland ; Adriatic sea ; Baltic sea ; Black sea, Intermarium, Black sea, Central eastern europe, D, History (General) and history of Europe, Poland, Ukraine

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