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Summary record of the first session of negotiations on the Schuman Plan (Paris, 21 June 1950)

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On 21 June 1950, as the first session of negotiations on the Schuman Plan is held in Paris, an internal note from the German Foreign Ministry describes the proposals of Jean Monnet, Chairman of the conference, for the establishment of a European Coal and Steel Community.

'On the cross of nationalism' from Der Spiegel (25 February 1953)

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On 25 February 1953, referring to the opening of the common market in coal on 10 February, the German weekly magazine Der Spiegel pays tribute to the European vision of Jean Monnet.

Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portugal and Europe at the end of the Twentieth Century (24 November 1989)

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On 24 November 1989, at the European University Institute (EUI) in Florence, Aníbal António Cavaco Silva, Portuguese Prime Minister, delivers an address in which he places particular emphasis on Portugal's role in the development of a European identity.

Inaugural session of the High Authority (Luxembourg, 10 August 1952)

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The nine Members of the ECSC High Authority at their inaugural meeting in Luxembourg on 10 August 1952. From left to right: Paul Finet (BE), Léon Daum (FR), Enzo Giacchero (IT), Franz Etzel (DE), Jean Monnet (FR), Albert Coppé (BE), Dirk Spierenburg (NL), Albert Wehrer (LU) and Heinz Potthoff (DE).

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Summary record of the first session of negotiations on the Schuman Plan (Paris, 21 June 1950)

'On the cross of nationalism' from Der Spiegel (25 February 1953)

Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portugal and Europe at the end of the Twentieth Century (24 November 1989)

Inaugural session of the High Authority (Luxembourg, 10 August 1952)

Full interview with Otto von Habsburg-Lothringen (Pöcking, 5 and 6 February 2004) (length: 04:42:13)

The first European iron casting (Esch-zur-Alzette, 30 April 1953)

Schuman Plan conference (Paris, 12 April 1951)

Telegram sent by John Foster Dulles to the Western embassies (21 January 1955)

First prize awarded by the Minister for Education and Vocational Training

Interview with Otto von Habsburg-Lothringen: the step-by-step policy (Pöcking, 5 and 6 February 2004)