During the period, Bolliac also engaged in activism in favor of Wallachia's union with Moldavia, a goal reached under Alexandru Ioan Cuza. He later became a notorious antisemite, rejected the idea of naturalization for the Jews, and engaged in a polemic over this issue (and that of his version of Romanticism in general) with Junimea'''s Titu Maiorescu.
During the period, Bolliac was active in promoting Wallachia's union with Moldavia, a goal achieved under Alexandru Ioan Cuza. Later, he developed antisemitic beliefs, rejected Jewish naturalization, and engaged in discussions (and debates on his Romanticism) with Titu Maiorescu from Junimea.