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‘The outlook for Europe' from Het Vrije Volk (10 May 1950)

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On 10 May 1950, the day after the press conference held by Robert Schuman on the pooling of coal and steel in Europe, the Dutch daily newspaper Het Vrije Volk welcomes the French Government’s initiative.

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‘Steel and coal industries under one authority’ from Het Parool (10 May 1950)

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On 10 May 1950, the day after the Schuman Declaration, the Dutch daily newspaper Het Parool outlines the economic and political implications of the pooling of the coal and steel industries in Germany and France.

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Cartoon by Roc on the Schuman Plan (20 May 1950)

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‘Amor vincit Omnia (Love conquers all).’ On 20 May 1950, Roc, the Dutch cartoonist, depicts Franco-German harmony as a possible outcome of the proposal put forward by Robert Schuman, French Foreign Minister, that coal and steel production be pooled in Europe.

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Note from the Netherlands Embassy to the French Foreign Ministry (Paris, 31 May 1950)

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On 31 May 1950, the Netherlands Embassy in Paris sends a note to the French Foreign Ministry accepting the invitation to take part in the forthcoming negotiations on the Schuman Plan.

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'New French initiative' from Algemeen Handelsblad (10 May 1950)

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On 10 May 1950, the Dutch daily newspaper Algemeen Handelsblad considers the importance of the Schuman Plan for the future of European economic cooperation.

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Italian cartoon on the Schuman Plan (12 May 1950)

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On 12 May 1950, the cartoonist of the Italian socialist daily newspaper Avanti criticises the proposal of the French Foreign Minister, Robert Schuman, which aims to place coal and steel production under joint French and German control, a plan entirely supporting US interests.

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Statement by Carlo Sforza on the Schuman Plan (10 May 1950)

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On 10 May 1950, Count Carlo Sforza, Italian Foreign Minister, expresses his gratitude to Robert Schuman and voices his support for the Franco–German initiative.

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‘Fear and necessity: the motives for Germany’s invitation to the wedding’ from Avanti (22 June 1950)

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On 22 June 1950, the Italian Socialist daily newspaper Avanti speculates on the possible political and economic implications of the Schuman Plan and identifies the difficulties involved in implementing the French plan.

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'The coal and steel cartel' from Avanti (17 May 1950)

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On 17 May 1950, the Italian socialist daily newspaper Avanti comments on the Schuman Declaration and discusses the advantages and the risks of pooling Franco–German coal and steel output.