Are Form 8865 Treaty 2024

In today's episode, we'll be talking about early ego history from the world wars until the European community. So let's get to it. - When the First World War ended, it was dubbed the War to End All Wars. After this war, nobody would even think about fighting in another world war. - Then, World War II happened. It caused the deaths of over 50 million people, the Holocaust, and millions left without homes. This war changed world politics. - After this war, all European powers were forced to give up their lucrative colonies over time and lost their status as world powers. - Additionally, after this war, the Curtain split Europe into two opposing factions. The threat of nuclear annihilation hung over everyone's head, making another European war unthinkable. Europe could no longer afford it, as it might be turned into a smoldering crater. - Winston Churchill came up with an answer to prevent another war - the United States of Europe. The first step towards this goal was set out in the human declaration in 1950. It stipulated a plan to combine Europe politically and economically, starting with the coal and steel industries. Why coal and steel? Because they were the backbone of war, used to build tanks, ships, and guns. If these markets were combined between countries, it would tie war production directly with that of the enemy, making war not only unthinkable but also impossible. - This union had to start with the two biggest rivals in Europe, Germany and France. In 1951, they signed the Treaty of Paris, marking the beginning of the European Union. - More countries joined the peace movement, including the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Italy. They formed the European Coal and Steel community, which reduced tariffs on coal and steel, increased trade, and created...