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I'm not sure this will answer your question, but the European Coal and Steel Community was formed after World War II. Several countries in Europe, notably France and Germany, united to rebuild after the mass destruction of the war.
This union would eventually evolve into the European Union, and the European Monetary Union (or Economic and Monetary Union; it goes by different names)
This economic and political union helped to rebuild and unite the European countries who were still suffering from recent conflicts, and would also succeed in preventing intra-continental war.
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When was the European Coal and Steel community formed?
1951
What was the EU formally known as?
The European Coal and Steel Community as well as the European Economic Community.
When did the European union be called European coal and steel community?
1951 - 1967
Which treaty established the European Coal and Steel Community?
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Did the European Union have different names?
Not really, the EU budded from what was once known as the european steel and coal community in the 1960s. But steel and coal community didn't have EU's political and economic unity.
In what year was the European coal and steel community set up?
1951
What organizations were forerunners of the EU?
1. The European Coal and Steel Community (1951) 2. The European Economic Community (1957).
What were the results with the Schuman Declaration of 1950?
European Coal & Steel Community established
What were the results of The Schuman Declaration of 1950?
European Coal & Steel Community established
Who joined the European Coal and Steel Community?
France Greece and two more places
What has the author Henry Lloyd Mason written?
Henry Lloyd Mason has written: 'Toynbee's approach to world politics' -- subject(s): World politics 'The European coal and steel community' -- subject(s): European Coal and Steel Community
What were the aims of the European coal and steel community?
Short term: to pool coal and steel resources , thereby strengthening the economies of participating states. Long term: to begin the process of European integration.
