Europeanism and European Union Geoffrey Holloway these echoes of cultural interactions

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Europeanism and European Union Geoffrey Holloway these echoes of cultural interactionsThe fact of post war European integration is only half of an extraordinary story. The six founding countries were unique from their neighbours and from their own histories. After 1945, the Six recast their nationalisms not only to discard extremism, but also to adopt Europeanism an emotive drive to create unprecedented institutions of European unity. At the intersection of their Europeanised nationalisms and their interests, the Six founded the