Titlebook: Bullying Bonn; Anglo-German Diploma Martin P. C. Schaad Book 2000 Martin P. C. Schaad 2000 Britain.Diplomacy.Europe.European Integration.eu

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,Funktionen mit mehreren Ver?nderlichen,lance in favour of membership in the first half of 1961. The chapter will thus also emphasize the continuity of the widespread belief in London that staunch German support for British membership could be counted on in the subsequent negotiations.

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Introduction,tal integration well before she eventuallybecame a member of the European Economic Community (EEC) in 1973..Though the precise timing as to when the euphemistic ‘bus’or ‘boat’ was missed remains in dispute, few commentators doubt that Britain could have joined the six founding members of the EEC at

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,Entering Wedge or Counterblast? Britain’s Plan G, disarray. The subsequent 16 months were dominated by two interrelated developments: the drafting of the Treaty of Rome and the emergence of a British inspired OEEC plan for a Free Trade Area surrounding and including the Six. In the context of this study, the central question is, of course, whether

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,‘Bridge-Building’ or, no serious policy reappraisal was set in motion, and the goal of a purely economic arrangement with the European Economic Community remained virtually unchallenged. Hence, the period between December 1958 and January 1960 merely saw a shift from political to economic pressure to achieve this end –

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,‘Bully the Germans — Buy the French’,eign Office and the Treasury officials appear to have convinced Prime Minister Macmillan of the need to apply for membership of the Community. However, it will emerge that this early effort at redirecting European policy failed due to forceful opposition within the British Cabinet. During the 12 mon