18 February 1957Treaty of RomeChristian Pineau
Pineau joins the foreign ministers' meeting that prepares settlement of the remaining questions before the final Paris conference.
Historical records for France in 1957, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Pineau joins the foreign ministers' meeting that prepares settlement of the remaining questions before the final Paris conference.
Death of Maurice-Francois Garin
Faure takes part in the Paris conference dealing with overseas territories, Algeria, the common external tariff and Euratom questions.
Mollet convenes the final conference of the Six to resolve outstanding issues and permit rapid signature of the treaties.
Mollet helps conclude the Paris settlement that clears the way for the Rome Treaties to be signed the following month.
Signs the Euratom Treaty for France at the same Rome ceremony.
Faure signed the Euratom treaty for France alongside the treaty establishing the European Economic Community.
Signs the Treaty of Rome for France alongside Christian Pineau.
Signs the Treaty of Rome for France alongside Foreign Minister Christian Pineau.
Signs the Treaty of Rome for France during Guy Mollet's government.
Signs the Treaty of Rome on behalf of France during Guy Mollet's government.
Pineau signed the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community on behalf of France.
Accepts the creation of a common market after negotiation over agriculture and overseas territories.
Supports French participation in the new European Economic Community created by the Treaty of Rome.
Earlier Schuman Plan work provides political background to the later Treaty of Rome.
Pineau supports the government campaign as the National Assembly approves ratification of the Rome Treaties.
Faure supported French parliamentary approval of the Treaties of Rome creating the EEC and Euratom.
France deposits its instrument of ratification with the Italian government, moving the treaties toward entry into force.
Camus receives the Nobel Prize in Literature for illuminating problems of the human conscience.
The Treaties of Rome, 1957, created the Economic community and the nuclear non-proliferation Community, Euratom. Together with interGovernmental machinery of later treaties, these eventually evolved into the European Union
The Treaties of Rome, 1957, created the Economic community and the nuclear non-proliferation Community, Euratom. Together with interGovernmental machinery of later treaties, these eventually evolved into the European Union
The Treaties of Rome, 1957, created the Economic community and the nuclear non-proliferation Community, Euratom. Together with intergovernmental machinery of later treaties, these eventually evolved into the European Union
Appointed President of Euratom
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