Vom Cognac-Händler zum Gründervater der EU, Teil 2 - #1576

Jean Monnet hätte eine europäische Armee schon in den 1950er Jahren vorgeschlagen, scheiterte aber an Frankreich. Daraufhin setzte er auf wirtschaftliche Kooperation. Er erdachte den Euro und vor allem: Er packte an: "Ich bin nicht optimistisch, nur entschlossen".Was würde er zur heutigen Weltenlage sagen? Der Politologe Gerald Knaus und FALTER-Politikchefin Eva Konzett beleuchten das irre Leben des Franzosen und EU-Gründervaters Jean Monnet. „Welches Europa brauchen wir?”, das Buch von Gerald und Francesca Knaus, ist im faltershop erhältlich.Teil 1 der Miniserie zu Jean Monnet finden Sie hier. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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