Walter Lipgens Bücher

Frontmatter -- Summary of Contents -- Preface -- Full Table of Contents : List of Documents -- General Introduction -- I. French Political Parties and Pressure Groups in the Discussion on European Union -- II. Italian Political Parties and Pressure Groups in the Discussion on European Union -- III. Belgian Political Parties and Pressure Groups in the Discussion on European Union -- IV. Netherlands Political Parties and Pressure Groups in the Discussion on European Union -- V. The Discussion on European Union in the German Occupation Zones -- VI. The Discussion on European Union in Denmark -- VII. Great Britain: Political Parties and Pressure Groups in the Discussion on European Union -- VIII. The Beginning of the Discussion on European Union in Ireland -- IX. The Beginning of the Discussion on European Union in Greece -- Note on Contributers -- Name Index -- Subject Index

Frontmatter -- Summary of Contents -- Preface -- Full Table of Contents: List of Documents -- General Introduction -- Part One: Documents of Transnational Pro-European Pressure Groups -- I. The European Union of Federalists (EUF) -- II. The European Parliamentary Union (EPU) -- III. The European League for Economic Co-operation (ELEC) -- IV. The Mouvement Socialiste pour les États-Unis d'Europe (MSEUE) -- V. The 'European Movement' -- Part Two: Documents of Transnational Organizations of Political Parties and Trade Unions -- I. The Socialist International -- II. The 'Nouvelles Équipes Internationales' (NEI) of the Christian Democrats -- III. The World Federation of Trade Unions (WTU) and the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU) -- Part Three: European Union in Public Opinion Polls, 1945-50 -- Note on Contributors -- Name Index -- Subject Index -- Backmatter

This book explores the contrasting visions of Europe from National Socialist and Fascist ideologies to the plans proposed by various European resistance movements during and after WWII. It includes insights from countries like Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, and Poland, as well as perspectives from neutral nations like Sweden and Switzerland.