Implications of Britain Joining the Common Market
Documents from 02 February 1967 to 28 February 1967Identity Statement
Paper
Carr, Mary
Content and Structure
Common Market British debate; Payments effect of the EEC agricultural policy; Labour member of Parliament’s dislike of Britain joining the Common Market; Sugar exports damaged by Britain’s entry into the Common Market; British adoption of added value tax; Common Market’s farm finance; German war debt payment to the United States; Discussion between Germany and Britain on peaceful nuclear development; Balance of payments cost due to British entry into the Common Market; Deal between Germany and France affecting Britain’s Common Market hopes; General elections in France and election race between Pierre Mendès-France and Jean Vanier; American foreign policy and Britain’s EEC membership; Relationship between Britain and Germany; Attitudes of the Common Market countries’ governments on British entry into the Common Market; Reduction of British troops in Germany ( British Army of the Rhine – BAOR).
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English
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