Download This PaperThinking Europe at the Extremes during Second World War - The Romanian Case
International Conference, 'The State of Democracy in Europe', Bucharest, December 13-14, 2010
28 Pages Posted: 27 Dec 2010
Date Written: December 13, 2010
Abstract
This presentation, written in French, presents the main evolutions taking part during WWII regarding the creation of a united Europe, across the continent. Its main point of interest is the presentation of the Romanian point of view with regard the creation of a supranational organization in Europe, a point of view influenced by the continental debate.
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Keywords: WWII, idea of Europe, Romania, national-socialism, communism, anti-fascist resistence
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Sebe, Mihai, Thinking Europe at the Extremes during Second World War - The Romanian Case (December 13, 2010). International Conference, 'The State of Democracy in Europe', Bucharest, December 13-14, 2010
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