European NAvigator (ENA) is a multimedia digital library
accessible on the Internet at www.ena.lu. Accessible free of charge, it documents the history of European
integration and the European institutions from 1945
to the present day, from the High Authority to the Barroso
Commission, from the Rome Treaties (Euratom and EEC)
to the Schengen Agreements.
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This journey through time is based on two types of material: historical
documents (such as press articles, treaties, photos, cartoons, facsimiles, letters, radio and television broadcasts, interviews, posters, speeches, video clips, reports and texts published in the Official Journal of the European Communities - OJEC) and material created by specialists in history or law (Community
law, international law): synopses providing an introduction
to each subject area, interactive maps and interactive
diagrams and passports displaying a curriculum
vitae (CV) — a very brief biography —
of the eminent figures who have contributed to the creation
of a united Europe. All documents have been given a title and
caption and display both the source and the author’s or publisher’s
rights (copyright).
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