Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill flashes the V sign of victory during a speech

Winston CHURCHILL addressing the crowd outside The City of London Recruiting Centre for the Territorial Army at Mansion House, London on April 24, 1939.

The Hague - Den Haag - La Haye Conference

Conference of Den Haag

Conference of La Haye - Den Haag - The Hague

Winston CHURCHILL - La Haye -The Hague - Den Haag

Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill flashes the V sign of victory during a speech in Den Haag in 1948

Members of the Parliament observe a minute of silence in tribute to the memory of Sir Winston Churchill during a plenary session at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, March 22, 1965

Winston Churchill, Former Prime Minister of Great Britain during the second meeting of the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe

The second session of the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe in August 1950 - Paul-Henri SPAAK, President of the Consultative Assembly meets Paul REYNAUD, Winston CHURCHILL and Robert SCHUMAN in Strasbourg after the session

Creation of the Council of Europe

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill flashes the V sign of victory after the first session of the Parliamentary assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg 12 August 1949

Britain's former Prime Minister Winston Churchill flashes the V sign of victory during a speech on the Place Kleber in Strasbourg on August 12th, 1949

Summit in The Hague (Den Haag) - Hall of Knights.

Summit in The Hague

Britain's Prime Minister Winston CHURCHILL flashes the V sign of victory during a speech in The Hague (Den Haag) in 1948.

Paul-Henri SPAAK in the The Hague (Den Haag) summit - Hall of Knights.

On 9 May 1948, in the margins of the Congress of the European Movement that took place in Den Haag in the preceding days, Britain's former Prime Minister Winston Churchill flashes the V sign of victory at a major European rally attended by 40,000 people on Dam Square in Amsterdam.

European Movement in presence of Winston Churchill

An issue of the daily newspaper Résistance informing about Winston CHURCHILL talking about the European Union and Franco-German reconciliation dated on September 20, 1946

An issue of the daily newspaper Résistance

Portrait of the wartime British Prime Minister Winston CHURCHILL after a speech at the House of Commons of Canada on December 30th, 1941

Paul-Henri SPAAK, Paul REYNAUD, Winston CHURCHILL and Robert SCHUMAN

European Construction

This memoclip illustrates the relations between the European Parliament and United Kingdom, before and after the accession of the State to the European Union: Winston Churchill on Europe, EEC enlargement to UK, 1975 referendum, first European election in UK, British Prime Ministers (Margaret Thatcher, John Major,Tony Blair and Gordon Brown) before the EP, 2016 UK referendum on EU membership and its outcome, the vote on the withdrawal Agreement of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland from the EU and Euratom and the negotiations between the EU and the United Kingdom following the withdrawal.

Memoclip: United Kingdom and the European Parliament (update version 10/2020)

This memoclip illustrates the relations between the European Parliament and United Kingdom, before and after the accession of the State to the European Union: Winston Churchill on Europe, EEC enlargement to UK, 1975 referendum, first European election in UK, British Prime Ministers (Margaret Thatcher, John Major and Tony Blair) before the EP, 2016 UK referendum on EU membership and it's outcome.

Memoclip: United Kingdom and the European Parliament

This stockshot gives a portrait of Robert Schuman. Originating from Lorraine, former President of the French Council, former French Minister for Foreign Affairs, first and President of Honour of the European Parliament. The three European Communities owe him their existence. The famous declaration of the 9th of May 1950, materialized an idea of Jean Monnet, the project known as the Schuman Plan, and that became the European Atomic Energy Community (EAEC). New conception of the relations between European nations, establishing independent institutions allocated with its own powers. This fervent French patriot dedicated his life to two tasks: European construction and Franco-German reconciliation, its precondition.

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