Little Entente

On the other hand he kept good connections with the Little Entente.

The real purpose of the Little Entente followed a much broader pattern.

During the period, he successfully campaigned in favor of the Little Entente.

The successful performance of the Little Entente resulted in its institutionalisation.

This body were to perform day-to-day routine operations of the Little Entente.

France, the military guarantor of the Little Entente, turned down the proposal.

Moreover, he was afraid that the Little Entente would attack Transylvania.

It was also praised in the press in France and the Little Entente.

In addition, the Little Entente was to strengthen the influence of its member states in international deliberations.

As the Little Entente fulfilled these conditions, France strongly supported its formation.

Two events convinced the Hungarians to pursue an accord with the Little Entente.

The allied conventions which formed the Little Entente were signed in order as follows:

The Little Entente reacted promptly under the guidance of Beneš.

Beneš played the crucial role in establishing the Little Entente to such extent, that he was regarded as its real founder.

This objective was to be reached by an establishing of new institutions operating on behalf of the member states within the Little Entente.

By implementation of the council into the organisation structure of the Little Entente the member states declared their will to coordinate its economic interests too.

However, the conflict of interests was too big and neither Little Entente nor Międzymorze ideas succeeded.

As a consequence the "Little Entente" took this view and pushed to punish Hungary at the end of the war.

Pact of the Organization of the Little Entente.

In the 1920s, France as the decisive supporter of the Little Entente pursued its policy towards tightening the alliance.

The member states of the Little Entente also pledged themselves to cooperation in terms of foreign policy towards Hungary.

The resurgence of German power after 1933 had gradually undermined French influence in the Little Entente countries.

Nevertheless, all member states participating in the Little Entente congruously considered the Soviet Union as the threat.

These newly created or greatly enlarged states formed the Little entente after the war encircling Hungary in order to make border reestablishment impossible.