Pour bien comprendre le présent, il faut étudier le passé et dans  cet esprit, nous vous recommandons la lecture d’un ouvrage incroyable d ‘intelligence, celui de:

Hans F. Sennholz

intitulé « How can Europe Survive »

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Introduction

1 PART ONE: On Peace and Present-day Ideologies

5 PART TWO: Doctrines and Plans of Unification

33 CHAPTER I Clarence K. Streit and the Federal Union of Democracies 35 II Coudenhove-Kalergi and the European Parliamentary Union

64 III The Socialist Movement for the United States of Europe

85 IV The European Federalist Union

107 V The United Europe Movement

114 VI A Coordination of the Movements for a United Europe

124 PART THREE:  Steps Toward Union

137 I Aristide Briand and the Initiative of the French Government for a European Union, prior to World War II

142 II The Benelux Economic Union t

152 III The Economic Commission for Europe

166 IV Organization for European Economic Cooperation

175 V The Council of Europe

191 VI European Monetary Cooperation and Integration

196 A. The Agreements of Bretton Woods and the International Monetary Fund

197 B. European Payments Union

216 iii iV CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE VII The European Coal and Steel Community

235 VIII Brussels Treaty and Western Union

268 IX The North Atlantic Treaty Organization

274 PART FOUR An Alliance of Freemen

284 I The Liberation of Man

285 II Monetary Reconstruction 292 III A Free-trade Area

300 IV On Ideological and Military Defense

307 V The Gradual and Independent Realization of Freedom and Union by the European Nations

312 Conclusion

317 Index 321