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Letter from Konrad Adenauer to Robert Schuman (23 May 1950)

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On 23 May 1950, the German Chancellor, Konrad Adenauer, sends a letter to the French Foreign Minister, Robert Schuman, in which he expresses his gratitude for French support for the establishment of a European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC).

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Address given by Albert Wehrer (9 May 1960)

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On 9 May 1960, as part of the commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the Schuman Declaration, Albert Wehrer, Luxembourg Member of the High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC), gives an address in which he focuses in particular on the coal crisis affecting Europe.

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Letter from André François-Poncet to Robert Schuman (Godesberg, 16 May 1950)

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On 16 May 1950, André François-Poncet, High Commissioner of the French Republic in Germany, sends a letter to Robert Schuman, French Foreign Minister, in which he analyses the initial reactions in West Germany to the Schuman Plan.

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‘The prospects and risks of the Schuman initiative’ from Réforme (20 May 1950)

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On 20 May 1950, in an article in the Protestant weekly newspaper Réforme, federalist René Courtin, leader of the French Council for a United Europe, welcomes the Schuman Declaration for a coal and steel pool, while expressing his fears at the possible ways in which it might operate.

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‘The Schuman bomb will dominate the London meetings’ from the Franc-Tireur (11 May 1950)

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On 11 May 1950, in an article in the daily newspaper Franc-Tireur, journalist Charles Ronsac describes some of the consequences of the Schuman Declaration for the Three-Power Conference due to open the same day in London.

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Front page of the Daily Herald on the Schuman Plan (10 May 1950)

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On 10 May 1950, the British daily newspaper Daily Herald devotes its front page to the declaration made the previous day in Paris by Robert Schuman, French Foreign Minister, in which he proposed the pooling of coal and steel output in Europe.

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Telegram from Dean Acheson to James E. Webb on the Schuman Plan (12 May 1950)

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On 12 May 1950, Dean Acheson, US Secretary of State, sends a telegram to James E. Webb, Acting US Secretary of State, in which he describes the origins of the declaration of 9 May and particularly emphasises the role of Jean Monnet in the development of the Schuman Plan.

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Note from Jean Monnet to Robert Schuman (1 May 1950)

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On 1 May 1950, Jean Monnet sends a lengthy memorandum to Robert Schuman in which he draws the French Foreign Minister’s attention to France’s role in finding a European solution to the German problem.

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Interview with Bernard Clappier: extracts on the Schuman Plan and on how the plan was disclosed to Konrad Adenauer (11 November 1980)

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On 11 November 1980, in an interview granted to journalist Roger Massip, Bernard Clappier, former Head of the Private Office of French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman, describes how the Schuman Plan was disclosed to Federal Chancellor Konrad Adenauer on the eve of the declaration of 9 May 1950.

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Record of a meeting at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office: extract on the Schuman Plan (London, 10 May 1950)

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On 10 May 1950, at a meeting at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, leading British ministers comment on the declaration made the previous day by French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman, and criticise the French initiative to create a coal and steel pool in Europe.