The Briand Plan of European Union Commented by the Interwar Romanian Press
The Briand Plan of European Union Commented by the Interwar Romanian Press

Author(s): Fănel Teodoraşcu
Subject(s): Social Sciences
Published by: Editura Universitară Danubius
Keywords: federalization; speech; press; crisis; European Union
Summary/Abstract: With each passing day, the construction called the European Union presents increasingly clear signs of disease. Something is not working and it is likely not to work anymore. For this reason, more and more resounding voices announce the decline of Europe. The Greek crisis, the Ukrainian crisis, the refugee crisis are just some of the issues that shows that countries that make up the European family (28 countries)find it difficult to act as a whole. After the completion of the Second World War, Romania did not matter in any way in achieving the European family plans, entering in the sphere of influence of the Soviet Union.Things were not always this way. The plans for a federal state comprising the European countries have existed before the interwar period, as we shall see below. The years between the two world wars were marked by political debates on this theme, which have not been seen before.

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