Chairman of the High Authority of the ECSC Jean MONNET (left), confers with Lord LAYTON, Walter Thomas, British Liberal leader and British observer, on the sidelines of an ad hoc Assembly meeting for a European Political Community (EPC), in Strasbourg, France, January 7-17, 1953

Chairman of the High Authority Jean MONNET stands as he holds a press conference on the opening of the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) with (L) First Vice-President of the High Authority Franz ETZEL (DE) and (R) Netherlands' representative of the High Authority Dirk SPIERENBURG after an official ceremony at the Belval Steel Works in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg, April 30, 1953

Chairman of the Schuman Plan High Authority Jean MONNET, with British Liberal leader and British Observer Lord LAYTON, is interviewed by journalists, in Strasbourg, France, January 7-17, 1953

Chairman of the High Authority of the ECSC Jean MONNET (left), confers with French Minister of Foreign Affairs Robert SCHUMAN during a meeting in Strasbourg, France, January 7-17, 1953

Chairman of the High Authority of the ECSC Jean MONNET poses as he visits a coal mine in France, December 31, 1950.

Jean Monnet, H.A. president, chats with William Tomlinson ,chef of the US delegation.

Jean Monnet chats with Paul-Henri Spaak

President of Schuman Plan High Authority Jean MONNET confers with Member of the Schuman Plan Assembly and Chairman of the Council of Economic Commission Paul REYNAUD, during the meeting of the Assemblies in Strasbourg, January 7-17, 1953

Stanley CLEVELAND, William TOMLINSON, C. BURKE ELBRICK, Livingston T. MERCHANT, E. DANILOWICS

A US delegation attends a session of the European Coal and Steel Community Assembly

Various pictures in January 1953

President of the Common Assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) Paul-Henri Spaak (L) shakes hands with President of the High Authority of the ECSC Jean Monnet, in Strasbourg, France, January 7-17, 1953

Blueprint of European Constitution examined at Strasbourg by the members of the Ad Hoc Assembly - Henri FRENAY, former French Minister and President of the European Federalist Union, Paul REYNAUD, member of the Ad Hoc Assembly, as Fran√ßois de MENTHON, also President of the Council of Europe Assembly - European political integration was brought a step forward when the Assembly for an European Political Community (otherwise known as Ad Hoc Assembly) of the six-power European Coal and Steel Community met at Strasbourg on 7 January 1953 to examine and ratify the blueprint for an European Constitution. The draft was prepared by the Assembly's Constitutional Committee, presided over by Heinrich von BRENTANO of Germany, which met in Paris 23-28 October 1952. It was based on a report presented by professor Fernand DEHOUSSE of Belgium. The final version of the draft constitution would be ready by 10 March 1953 and would come into effect after ratification by the six national parliaments of the Schuman Plan member countries: France, Germany, Italy, Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg.

Henri FRENAY, Paul REYNAUD and Fran√ßois de MENTHON, examining and ratifying the blueprint for an European Constitution in Strasbourg

Correspondence between Michel DEBRE and Paul-Henri SPAAK

Correspondence between Michel DEBRE and ECSC President Paul-Henri SPAAK, January 6, 1953.

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