Jean Monnet American Sources : [Collection]

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Summary: This collection of material consists of photocopied excerpts of collections taken from various Presidential and University libraries and archives, and also from the Department of State (NARA), which refer to Jean Monnet and his relationship with American officials and the US Administration's policies in connection with the "Victory Programme" and European integration. All aspects of Monnet's dealing with the US are covered in these documents, from his efforts to mobilise US armament production, his time spent in Algeria, his plan for the economic reconstruction of France in the aftermath of the World War II, the creation of the ECSC, his efforts for ratification of the EDC Treaty and the creation of the Action Committee for the United States of Europe

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Extent: 2,5 linear meters, 190 files.

Note: Descriptions are the property of the European University Institute (Historical Archives of the European Union), but can be freely used provided that reference is made to the source. Described by Mary Carr

Link: http://archives.eui.eu/en/fonds/155137?item=JMAS

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Label: Jean Monnet American Sources : [Collection], 1919-1988

Title: Jean Monnet American Sources

Title remainder: [Collection]

Inclusive dates: 1919-1988

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Summary: This collection of material consists of photocopied excerpts of collections taken from various Presidential and University libraries and archives, and also from the Department of State (NARA), which refer to Jean Monnet and his relationship with American officials and the US Administration's policies in connection with the "Victory Programme" and European integration. All aspects of Monnet's dealing with the US are covered in these documents, from his efforts to mobilise US armament production, his time spent in Algeria, his plan for the economic reconstruction of France in the aftermath of the World War II, the creation of the ECSC, his efforts for ratification of the EDC Treaty and the creation of the Action Committee for the United States of Europe

Cataloging source: IT-FiEUI

Language note: Fonds and inventory in English

Location of originals duplicates: This collection of material consists of photocopied excerpts of collections taken from various presidential, University and Department of State (NARA) archives and libraries which refer to Jean Monnet and his relationship with American officials and US Administration's policies concerning the concept of European integration.

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Monnet, Jean
Monnet, Jean
Morrow, Dwight W.
McCloy, John J.
Dulles, John Foster
Morgenthau, Henry
Hopkins, Harry L.
Cox, Oscar S.
Harriman, W. Averell
Frankfurter, Felix
Alsop, Joseph
Stone, Shepard
Acheson, Dean
Clayton, Will
Gruenther, Alfred M.
Randall, Clarence B.
Waugh, Samuel C.
Nathan, Robert R.
Tuthill, John W
Lippmann, Walter
Kennedy, John F.
Johnson, Lyndon B.
Bruce, David K. E
Ball, George W
Kohnstamm, Max
Action Committee for the United States of Europe
European integration
Schuman plan
United States
United States
Europe, Western

Label: Jean Monnet American Sources : [Collection]

Link: http://archives.eui.eu/en/fonds/155137?item=JMAS

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Jean Monnet American Sources : [Collection], 1919-1988

Note: Descriptions are the property of the European University Institute (Historical Archives of the European Union), but can be freely used provided that reference is made to the source. Described by Mary Carr

Control code: FIEb17095797

Extent: 2,5 linear meters, 190 files.

Governing access note: Unrestricted access

Immediate source of acquisition: The decision to gather this material on Jean Monnet was formalised in an agreement between the Jean Monnet Council represented by its President, Ambassador J. Robert Schaetzel and the George Washington University, represented by Dean Maurice A. East, the European University Institute (HAEU), represented by the former Principal, Emile Nöel, and the Jean Monnet Foundation for Europe represented by its President, Mr. Henri Rieben. Sherrill B. Wells, Director of the Jean Monnet Documents Project, was granted permission to photocopy large sections of the David Bruce Diary relevant to Jean Monnet.

Organization method: Because this collection is artificial in terms of its creation (it is made up of excerpts of diverse collections from diverse sources, brought together because they deal with a specific topic), the material has been arranged according to the Library or institution in which the originals are kept, and within that unit the material is organised according to the collection they come from, and then according to subject matter. The original record code from the library or institution where they are housed on each document or file have been kept.

System control number: (OCoLC)933293625

Terms governing use: Different copyright rules depend on the rules governing copyright in the originating libraries. There is no photocopying allowed from the the papers of Dwight Morrow, John McCloy, Dean Acheson (Yale University), Walter Lippman, Robert Nathan, Shepard Stone and David Bruce. For all the documents, including photographs, permission to publish, including use in doctoral dissertations of any part of the material which makes up the JMAS collection, is prohibited. Authorisation to publish must be obtained in writing from the respective libraries where the originals are kept. Photographs may be subject to copyright restrictions.

Label: Jean Monnet American Sources : [Collection]

Link: http://archives.eui.eu/en/fonds/155137?item=JMAS

Note: Descriptions are the property of the European University Institute (Historical Archives of the European Union), but can be freely used provided that reference is made to the source. Described by Mary Carr

Control code: FIEb17095797

Extent: 2,5 linear meters, 190 files.

Governing access note: Unrestricted access

Immediate source of acquisition: The decision to gather this material on Jean Monnet was formalised in an agreement between the Jean Monnet Council represented by its President, Ambassador J. Robert Schaetzel and the George Washington University, represented by Dean Maurice A. East, the European University Institute (HAEU), represented by the former Principal, Emile Nöel, and the Jean Monnet Foundation for Europe represented by its President, Mr. Henri Rieben. Sherrill B. Wells, Director of the Jean Monnet Documents Project, was granted permission to photocopy large sections of the David Bruce Diary relevant to Jean Monnet.

Organization method: Because this collection is artificial in terms of its creation (it is made up of excerpts of diverse collections from diverse sources, brought together because they deal with a specific topic), the material has been arranged according to the Library or institution in which the originals are kept, and within that unit the material is organised according to the collection they come from, and then according to subject matter. The original record code from the library or institution where they are housed on each document or file have been kept.

System control number: (OCoLC)933293625

Terms governing use: Different copyright rules depend on the rules governing copyright in the originating libraries. There is no photocopying allowed from the the papers of Dwight Morrow, John McCloy, Dean Acheson (Yale University), Walter Lippman, Robert Nathan, Shepard Stone and David Bruce. For all the documents, including photographs, permission to publish, including use in doctoral dissertations of any part of the material which makes up the JMAS collection, is prohibited. Authorisation to publish must be obtained in writing from the respective libraries where the originals are kept. Photographs may be subject to copyright restrictions.

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