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November 09, 1956

NOTE BY THE FRENCH MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS ON ECONOMIC COOPERATION

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    This note describes panel discussions, which took place on the visit of Chancellor Adenauer to Paris, helping to reach an agreement on outstanding issues regarding Euratom.
    "Note by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Economic Cooperation ," November 09, 1956, History and Public Policy Program Digital Archive, Historical Archives of the European Union, MAEF 000111. Obtained for NPIHP by Grégoire Mallard. https://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org/document/121244

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This note describes panel discussions, which took place on the visit of Chancellor Adenauer to Paris, helping to reach an agreement on outstanding issues regarding Euratom.

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  • Historical Archives of the European Union, MAEF 000111. Obtained for NPIHP by GrĂ©goire Mallard.

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