SUMMARY of the foreign presence in the Romanian Postal History: (the countries are listed in an alphabetical order)

Austria, Austro-Hungary (see also Hungary)

• 4.1. The Austrian Consular & Military Post in the Romanian Principalities (including the DDSG & Lloyd Private Posts and the Hungarian Succesoral Consular Post).
• 5.1. The Austrian & Austro-Hungarian Posts in Transylvania, Banat and Bucovina (before 1918).
• 5.1.1. The Military Border District in Transylvania & Banat.
• 5.1.2. The Military Post & Censorship in Transylvania, Banat and Bucovina.
• 7.4.2. The Austro-Hungarian Field Post in Romania 1916-1918;

Bulgaria

• 6.1.1. The Romanian Military Post in Bulgaria. during the Russo-Romanian-Turkish War 1877-1878.
• 6.2. Romania in the Second Balkan War (July-August 1913). (The Romanian military post in Bulgaria)
• 7.4.3. The Bulgarian Post in Romania 1916-1918 (including the civilian censorship);

France

• 4.3. The French Imperial & Republican Posts in the Romanian Principalities and Dobroudja.
• 9.2. The French Military Post in Romania (1919-1920).

Germany

• 7.4.1. The German Civilian & Military Post in Romania 1916-1918 (including the civilian censorship);
• 13.2.1. The German Fieldpost in Romania 1940-1944;

Great Britain

• 4.6. The British Local Posts in the Romanian Principalities (DBSR and Morton Companies).
• 7.3. The British in Romania (1916-1918)
• The British Military Mission in Romania (1944-1947).

Greece

• 4.4. The Greek Royal Post in the Romanian Principalities.

Hungary (see also Austria, Austro-Hungary)

• 11.3. The War and the Romanian Occupation of Hungary (1919-1920) (including the Debrecen stamps and the censorship);
• 13.4. Northern Transylvania during Hungarian Occupation 1940-1944.

Italy

• 13.2.2. The Italian Fieldpost in Romania 1941-1943.

Poland

• 14.2.2. Internment Camps in Romania (including the Polish refugees in Romania 1939-1941)

Russia (see also Ukraine, USSR)

• 4.2.The Russian Imperial Post in the Romanian Principalities.
• 5.2. The Russian Post in Bessarabia (before 1918).
• 6.1.2. The Russian Fieldpost in Romania during the 1877-1878 War.
• 7.2. The Russian Fieldpost in Romania (1916-1918).

Serbia

• 9.1. The Serbian Military Post in Banat (Dec.1918-July 1919).

Turkey

• 4.5. The Ottoman Imperial Post in the Romanian Principalities.
• 7.4.4. The Turkish Field Post in Romania 1917-1918.
• 16.2.1. The Romanian Post in Levant.

Ukraine (see also Russia, USSR)

• 11.1. The Romanian Occupation in Pocutia 1919. (including the CMT stamps and the censorship).
• 11.2. The Occupation in Subcarpathian Ukraine (Ruthenia) 1919-1920.
• 13.5. The Romanian Post in Transnistria 1941-1944 (Fieldpost + Civilian).

• The US Presence in Romania, WW1.
• The US Military Mission in Romania, 1944-....

USSR (see also Russia, Ukraine)

• Bessarabia and Northern Bucovina under Soviet Administration 1940-1941.
• 13.3.2. The Soviet External Censorship in Romania 1944-1946.