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European federation drive gains pace in postwar West Europe
Western Europe eyes federation as a path to political and economic union. The Pan European Union founded by Count Coudenhove Kalergi influenced a European Parliamentary Union in New York and The Hague. Attlee and Briand figures frame the push, with Britain cool and France backing a preparatory conference. The Marshall Plan and Brussels Pact bolster Western Europe’s unity drive amid postwar instability.
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