On 6 May 1955, in Paris, Chancellor Konrad Adenauer signs the official accession of the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) to the North Atlantic Treaty.
‘At the head of the North Atlantic Union.’ On 30 May 1955, the Soviet satirical publication Krokodil denounces the Federal Republic of Germany’s membership of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) and attacks the Nazi military past of the German Generals in the Alliance.
On 6 June 1955, the Dutch daily newspaper Het Parool outlines the efforts made by the German Chancellor, Konrad Adenauer, to speed up the process of rearmament in the Federal Republic of Germany.
On 12 November 1955, in Bonn, Theodor Blank, West German Defence Minister, presents the first 101 Bundeswehr volunteers with their instrument of appointment.
On 26 May 1952, the US Secretary of State, Dean Acheson, signs the Bonn Agreements, which aim to put an end to the occupation status of the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) and enable the gradual reestablishment of German sovereignty. This Convention is due to take effect upon the entry into force of the Treaty establishing the European Defence Community (EDC).
On 20 January 1956, in Andernach, the German Chancellor, Konrad Adenauer, and his Minister for Defence, Theodor Blank, review the volunteers of the new Bundeswehr.
On 26 May 1952, the Federal Chancellor, Konrad Adenauer, signs the Convention on relations between the Three Powers and the Federal Republic of Germany. The Bonn Agreements grant sovereignty to the FRG, with certain restrictions, upon the entry into force of the Treaty establishing the European Defence Community (EDC).
On 26 May 1952, the British Foreign Secretary, Anthony Eden, signs the Convention on relations between the Three Powers and the Federal Republic of Germany, which grants sovereignty to the FRG, with certain restrictions, upon the entry into force of the Treaty establishing the European Defence Community (EDC).
On 26 May 1952, in Bonn, the French Foreign Minister, Robert Schuman, signs the Convention on relations between the Three Powers and the Federal Republic of Germany, which grants sovereignty to the FRG, with certain restrictions, upon the entry into force of the Treaty establishing the European Defence Community (EDC).
