Titlebook: British Policy towards France, 1945–51; Roger Woodhouse Book 1995 Roger Woodhouse 1995 Europe.France.Marshall Plan

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The Ruhr,is position was made clear by Bevin in a statement to the Paris CFM in July 1946, when he announced that, if an agreement on treating Germany as an economic unit continued to be elusive, His Majesty’s Government would regretfully be compelled to take measures to ensure the economic viability of the

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The Schuman Plan, Germany but took no special account of Britain’s position either as a major coal and steel producer or as an occupying power. It was immediately apparent to the Ambassador that Ernest Bevin, even had he been the most modest and accommodating of men, would have difficulty in swallowing such an affro