He disavowed all responsibility for the Vienna decision.
"Neither at Turnu-Severin nor at Vienna did the Rumanian delegates make any territorial offers," he declared.
He hinted that Rumania had been "double-crossed" at. Vienna, pointing out that the Axis Powers failed to take into consideration the Rumanian proposal for an exchange of population.
"At Vienna," he declared, "neither the Rumanians nor the Hungarians had any other choice but to listen and accept the verdict.
"The Italo-German guarantees do rot have a provocative character against any of our neighbours."
T returned from Vienna with great sorrow," he declared. "If the territorial integrity of Rumania is violated Germany will fight for Fumania."
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