FROM THE POLITICAL AND PARLIAMENTARY ACTIVITY OF ALEXANDRU MARGHILOMAN

         Alexandru Marghiloman was a politician interested in solving the country’s important problems. Highly documented, attentive to details, he was feared by all his political opponents. In 1906, he had a broad intervention on the Romanian army budget law. She highlighted a series of deficiencies in the organization and financing of the army, including an excessively large administrative apparatus, too few officers in operational units, difficult living conditions for soldiers, and insufficient medical insurance. After only 10 years, Marghiloman’s observations were confirmed by the failures suffered by the Romanian army on the fronts of World War I. Another important intervention was made by Alexandru Marghiloman in 1912, when, as Minister of the Interior, he introduced amendments to the law by which Dobrogea was completely integrated into Romania. There was a need for moral reparation towards the old inhabitants of Dobruja. Marghiloman, with an authentic European spirit, initiated these changes.