A Public Renewal Directory (Дирекция на обществената обнова, Direktsiya na obshtestvenata obnova) was created, a special state organisation that promoted and propagandised the policy of the government.
In foreign policy, Zveno's most notable act was to establish diplomatic relations with the USSR on 23 July 1934 and steer Bulgaria towards France.
Kimon Georgiev saw that one way to do that was through improvement of the relationships with Yugoslavia and to bring the two countries closer as Bulgaria's neighbour was an ally of France at that time.
With the aid of faithful Military Union officers, the tsar forced Kimon Georgiev to resign in January 1935 and appointed Pencho Zlatev in his place.
The major political parties banned in 1934 were legalised after the 1944 coup d'état in which Zveno's leaders Kimon Georgiev, Damyan Velchev and Dimo Kazasov took an active part.