In this note to French Foreign Minister, Robert Schuman, René Massigli, French Ambassador to London, informs the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United Kingdom's negative attitude towards the French plan to pool coal and steel production in Western Europe.

In this telegram addressed to French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman, René Massigli, French Ambassador in London, criticises the policy of Franco–German rapprochement since he believes that it will be detrimental to Franco–British relations.

In einem Brief an Robert Schuman vom 1. Juli 1952 legt Jean Monnet Rechenschaft ab über die Fortschritte bei den Maßnahmen zur industriellen Dezentralisierung sowie über die Zerschlagung der Kartelle im Ruhrgebiet, die noch vor der Eröffnung des gemeinsamen Marktes für Kohle und Eisenerz am 10. Februar 1953 durchgeführt werden müssen.

On 2 March 1951, Robert Schuman, French Foreign Minister, gives a lecture in the Salle Pleyel in Paris in which he places particular emphasis on the need for France to promote and participate in the efforts for economic and political unification in Western Europe.

On 11 September 1952, following the inaugural working session of the Council of Ministers of the ECSC, Robert Schuman, French Foreign Minister, gives an interview to Radio Luxembourg in which he outlines what is involved in the pooling of coal and steel resources in Europe.

On 9 July 1952, responding positively to an invitation from the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe to the Six, the French Government proposes to its fellow Member States of the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) that a European Political Community (EPC) be established.

At the conference held by the British Council of the European Movement from 19 to 21 February 1958 in London, Robert Schuman gives an address in which he puts forth his views on the British proposal for the creation of a free-trade area, a contentious issue that is giving rise to much debate between the six countries of the European Economic Community (EEC) and the other countries in the Organisation for European Economic Cooperation (OEEC).

On 12 December 1952, Robert Schuman, French Foreign Minister, opens the preparatory conference for the European Health Community, in Paris, in the presence of representatives from Belgium, the Federal Republic of Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Turkey and the United Kingdom.

On 22 and 23 October 1953, inaugurating the Chair in his name for European economic issues, the former French Foreign Minister, Robert Schuman, gives a lecture to students at the College of Europe in Bruges in which he emphasises the objectives and philosophy of the Schuman Plan and particularly highlights the role played by Jean Monnet in the development and implementation of the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC).

„Schuman beim 1950er ‚Röhndorfer Süßling‘. Adenauer: ‚Mariandl-andl-andl ...‘“ Am 14. Januar 1950 zeichnet der deutsche Karikaturist Ernst Maria Lang anlässlich der Reise des französischen Außenministers Robert Schuman in die Bundesrepublik Deutschland ein idyllisches Bild der deutsch-französischen Beziehungen. Inmitten der Weinberge von Rhöndorf, dem Heimatdorf Adenauers am Fuße des am rechten Rheinufer südlich von Bonn gelegenen Siebengebirges, amüsieren sich Robert Schuman mit einer Weinflasche in der Hand und der Mandoline spielende Bundeskanzler Adenauer in Gesellschaft der jungen Marianne, die eine Jakobinermütze trägt. Dieser Besuch wird jedoch insbesondere dadurch überschattet, dass es zwischen Frankreich und der Bundesrepublik im Zusammenhang mit der Regelung der Saarfrage zu Spannungen kommt.