The final bond between the two nations was so strong that members of the British cabinet had proposed a temporary union of the two countries for the sake of morale: the plan was drawn up by Jean Monnet, who later created the Common Market.
The plan was drawn up by Jean Monnet, who later created the Common Market. The final bond between the two nations was so strong that members of the British cabinet had proposed a temporary union of the two countries for the sake of morale.
The final bond between the two nations was so strong that members of the British cabinet had proposed a temporary union of the two countries for the sake of morale. The plan was drawn up by Jean Monnet, who later created the Common Market.
The final bond between the two nations was so strong that members of the British cabinet had proposed a temporary union of the two countries for the sake of morale. The plan was drawn up by Jean Monnet, who later created the Common Market.