The first European Union / Peter H. Wilson

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WILSON H. Peter

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In: History Today Vol 66, No. 4, April 2016, pp. 10 - 19 (DA)Summary: The millennia-long history of the Holy Roman Empire has been willfully misunderstood since the rise of the nation state. But can its past shed light on the continent's future? The author shares his opinion on the matter.

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The millennia-long history of the Holy Roman Empire has been willfully misunderstood since the rise of the nation state. But can its past shed light on the continent's future? The author shares his opinion on the matter.

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