The vision and the path (Volume 11)

What is Europe? A continent fragmented through the centuries by wars, border conflicts and cultural diversity. As Europeans, we do not have a common language or a common history, but we do have common roots, needs and ambitions. These similarities led us to fulfil what at the end of the Second World...

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Main Author: Cercas, Javier (auth)
Other Authors: Investment Bank, European (Editor)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
Language:English
Published: 2019
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