Treaty of Paris (1951)

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The Treaty of Paris (1951) was the international agreement that created the European Coal and Steel Community, laying an early foundation for European integration after World War II.


Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf European Community treaty
founding treaty
international treaty
aimedAt European integration
placing coal and steel production under a common authority
preventing war between France and Germany
alsoKnownAs Treaty of Paris (1951)
surface form: Paris Treaty of 1951
created European Coal and Steel Community
createdSupranationalOrganization European Coal and Steel Community
dateSigned 1951-04-18
enteredIntoForce 1952-07-23
establishedInstitution Common Assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community
surface form: Common Assembly of the ECSC

Court of Justice of the European Union
surface form: Court of Justice of the ECSC

High Authority of the ECSC
Special Council of Ministers of the ECSC
expiredOn 2002-07-23
foundingMemberState Belgium
France
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
West Germany
historicalContext post–World War II Europe
inspiredBy Schuman Declaration
surface form: Schuman Plan

ideas of Jean Monnet
language Dutch
French
German
Italian
legalNature multilateral treaty
legalSuccessor EU Treaties
surface form: European Community treaties

Treaty of Rome
surface form: Treaty of Rome (1957)
officialName Treaty of Paris (1951) self-linksurface differs
surface form: Treaty establishing the European Coal and Steel Community
partOf history of European integration
placeSigned Paris
policyArea coal
steel
precededBy Schuman Declaration
region Western Europe
shortName Treaty of Paris (1951) self-linksurface differs
surface form: ECSC Treaty
signatory West Germany
surface form: Federal Republic of Germany

France
Luxembourg
surface form: Grand Duchy of Luxembourg

Italian Republic
Belgium
surface form: Kingdom of Belgium

Kingdom of the Netherlands
subjectMatter common market for coal and steel
regulation of production and pricing of coal and steel
removal of trade barriers in coal and steel

Referenced by (18)

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Treaty of Paris (1951) alsoKnownAs Treaty of Paris (1951)
this entity surface form: Paris Treaty of 1951
Treaty of Paris alsoKnownAs Treaty of Paris (1951)
subject surface form: Treaty of Paris (1951)
this entity surface form: ECSC Treaty
Special Council of Ministers of the ECSC basedOn Treaty of Paris (1951)
this entity surface form: ECSC Treaty
CJUE establishedBy Treaty of Paris (1951)
Special Council of Ministers of the ECSC follows Treaty of Paris (1951)
European Coal and Steel Community foundingTreaty Treaty of Paris (1951)
European integration hasKeyEvent Treaty of Paris (1951)
this entity surface form: Treaty of Paris 1951
Franco-German reconciliation hasKeyEvent Treaty of Paris (1951)
Treaties of the United Kingdom hasPart Treaty of Paris (1951)
this entity surface form: Treaty of Paris 1951 (ECSC) (signed but not ratified by UK)
Schuman Declaration ledTo Treaty of Paris (1951)
High Authority of the ECSC legalBasis Treaty of Paris (1951)
Treaty of Paris (1951) officialName Treaty of Paris (1951) self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Treaty establishing the European Coal and Steel Community
Treaty of Paris officialName Treaty of Paris (1951)
subject surface form: Treaty of Paris (1951)
this entity surface form: Treaty establishing the European Coal and Steel Community
EU Treaties precededBy Treaty of Paris (1951)
this entity surface form: Treaty of Paris 1951
Merger Treaty precededBy Treaty of Paris (1951)
this entity surface form: Treaty establishing the European Coal and Steel Community
CECA relatedTo Treaty of Paris (1951)
Treaty of Rome relatedTo Treaty of Paris (1951)
Treaty of Paris (1951) shortName Treaty of Paris (1951) self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: ECSC Treaty