Progress toward European Integration (JMDS-89)

Progress toward European Integration

Documents from 31 August 1954 to 20 May 1955

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Identity Statement

Created By

Duchêne, François

HAEU Reference Code

JMDS-89

Original Reference Code

PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, SEELY-MUDD LIBRARY, DULLES PAPERS. EISENHOWER LIBRARY, DULLES PAPERS. NARA RG 469 n. 47, EURO OPS., SUBJECT FILES 1948-54

Extent and Medium

22

Physical Medium

Paper

Reference Archivists

Carr, Mary

Context

Immediate Source of Acquisition

EISENHOWER LIBRARY, PRINCETON LIBRARY & NARA

Content and Structure

Abstract

File concerning the situation regarding European integration in the aftermath of France's rejection of the EDC and the failure to restore sovereignty to Germany, includes, statements by Secretary of State, John Foster Dulles regarding Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's continued support for Germany's importance for a united Europe and US concern for the maintenance of peace and security on the European continent. - Memo from Dulles to Eisenhower reporting on a nine-power Foreign Minister's conference, September 1954, where admission of Germany to NATO was discussed and the creation of an united Europe with some supranational features on the basis of Brussels Treaty. - Note on David Bruce's resignation as US representative in Europe, Jean Monnet in letter to Bruce requests for William Tomlinson to take his place. Memo on Monnet's proposed resignation as President of CSC High Authority and subsequent US concern for $100 m. loan.

Conditions of Access and Use

Languages

English

Type of Archival Materials

Textual

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Location of Originals

The originals are held in various Archives in Europe and in the USA

Existence of Copies

Historical Archives of the European Union

Publication Notes

CEM/JMAS

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NO PHOTOCOPYING