The newly communist Russia did not recognize the Romanian rule over Bessarabia.

In 1918 the area came under Romanian rule.

The collapse of the Austro-Hungarian rule and its replacement by Romanian rule over the Banat had some benefits.

Under Romanian rule, Banat Swabians could have German-language schools for the first time since 1868.

These words are assigned grammatical gender in Romanian and handled according to Romanian rules; thus "the manager" is "managerul".

Several nationalists sympathetic to Antonescu acclaimed the extension of Romanian rule into Transnistria, which they understood as permanent.

The extension of Romanian rule into a new eastern province, carved out under the name of "Transnistria", brought Pântea to high office.

It was also a district centre of Durostor County under Romanian rule.

Between 1913 and 1940, during the Romanian rule, the village was called Rasoviceni.

Returning to Constanţa in 1928, he helped organize an official art show to mark the semicentennial of Romanian rule over that region.