| NGO | Campaign for a European Political Community |
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| Address | [There are no contact details for this organisation as it no longer exists. If you have any information about this or any other organisation on our database, please contact us at dango@contacts.bham.ac.uk] |
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| Background Information | The Campaign for a European Political Community was a short-lived pro-European pressure group, which worked closely with Britain in Europe (BiE), against the backdrop of efforts to join the European Economic Community in the late 1960s. Leading figures were Lord Gladwyn, one-time chair of BiE, and Roy Hattersley, future deputy leader of the Labour party. The Campaign was formed by BiE and Federal Union. Source: Barberis et al Encyclopedia of British and Irish Political Organizations, 2000 p130 |
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| Year Created | 1960s |
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| Year Ended | 1960s |
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| Related Organisations | Federal Union; Britain in Europe |
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| Keywords | European integration. |
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| Collections | DANGO has been unable to trace archival information relating to this organisation. |
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| Last Edited By | RC at 16/10/2007 10:38:33 |
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