Treaty of Rome
Adenauer joins the Paris conference that settles final disputes over the common market, overseas territories and Euratom.
Role range: 1955-1957 – 1949-1963
Follow Konrad Adenauer through 59 dated historical records for Germany.
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Adenauer joins the Paris conference that settles final disputes over the common market, overseas territories and Euratom.
Role range: 1955-1957 – 1949-1963
Signs the Treaty of Rome for the Federal Republic of Germany and commits Germany to the new European Economic Community.
Role range: 1949-1963
Signs the Euratom Treaty for West Germany at the Rome ceremony.
Role range: 1955-1957 – 1949-1963
Signs the Treaty of Rome for West Germany and supports deeper integration with France and the Benelux states.
Role range: 1955-1957 – 1949-1963
Signs the Treaty of Rome for the Federal Republic of Germany and supports deeper European economic integration.
Role range: 1955-1957 – 1949-1963
Adenauer's government begins the parliamentary ratification process after the Bundesrat starts examining the treaty legislation.
Role range: 1955-1957 – 1949-1963
The Bank Deutscher Lander is renamed the Bundesbank
Role range: 1949-1963
Heads the Federal German government when the Treaty of Rome enters into force and the EEC begins operating.
Role range: 1949-1963
The Saar is reunified with Germany
Role range: 1949-1963
Participates in the Bonn summit where the Six seek proposals for closer political cooperation.
Role range: 1949-1963
Agrees a rapprochment with France
Role range: 1949-1963
Comprimised by the Spiegel Affair
Role range: 1949-1963
The Bundestag ratifies the Franco-German Treaty
Role range: 1949-1963
Forced to resign after the Spiegel Affair
Role range: 1949-1963
Forced to resign after the Spiegel Affair
Role range: 1949-1963
Signs a Treaty with President de Gaulle
Role range: 1949-1963
Signs a Treaty with President de Gaulle. Provides for regular summits & cooperation in foreign, economic & cultural affairs
Role range: 1949-1963
Resigns as Chairman of the CDU, age 90
Death of Konrad Adenauer
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