The MEP Louise WEISS during a session in Strasbourg in September 1980.

The MEP Louise WEISS being interviewed by journalists in July 1980.

Visit of the President Luis HERRERA CAMPINS of Venezuela to the EP

The MEP Louise WEISS during a session in Strasbourg in March 1980.

Plenary session in Strasbourg in January 1980

Meeting with the Secretary General of the Council of Europe

This video recalls the history of Louise Weiss: a committed European.

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This memoclip illustrates the relationship between the German Chancellors and the European Parliament, consisting of the visits and speeches made by the Presidents

Memoclip: The German Chancellors and the European Parliament

This memoclip illustrates the relations between Simone Veil and the European institutions, from her election as President of the European Parliament in 1979 until the inauguration of the Simone Veil Agora in Brussels in 2011. Simone Veil was the first President of the European Parliament elected by universal suffrage, from 1979 to 1982.

Memoclip: Tribute to Simone VEIL

Jacques CHIRAC and the European Institutions, from 1979 to 2007

Memoclip: Jacques CHIRAC and the European Institutions

Simone Veil, former European Parliament President, passed away on 30 June 2017. She was a survivor of the Nazi concentration camps and central figure of feminism in Europe. In 1979 she became the first President of the directly elected European Parliament.

The story of the EP by the its President: Simone VEIL (1979 -1982) - 4/3 version

This infoclip presents several women who had a significant importance in the construction of the European Union.

Memoclip: Women building Europe

Opening session of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, which took place on the 17th of July 1979. Louise Weiss holds a speech as the oldest member of the Parliament.

First sitting of the European Parliament elected by direct universal suffrage - Address by Louise WEISS, oldest EP Member, before the election of the EP President

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