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Why did Europe's desire for unity after WWII forces on economics and not politics?​
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Why did Europe's desire for unity after WWII forces on economics and not politics?​

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Western Europe hoped to reclaim its place on the international stage by uniting the peoples of Europe. Pro-European movements, some of which originated in the Resistance, moved into action and vigorously promoted the idea of European unification.

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