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Fonds Inventory PAN/EUPAN/EUPAN/EU InternationalInternationalInternational PaneuropeanPaneuropeanPaneuropean UnionUnionUnion EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE HISTORICAL ARCHIVES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION HISTORICAL ARCHIVES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION HISTORICAL ARCHIVES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION COL Florence Mars 2006 International Paneuropean Union © European University Institute - Historical Archives of the European Union, 1994-2006 Reproduction is authorised, provided the source is acknowledged, save where otherwise stated. Where prior permission must be obtained for the reproduction or use of textual and multimedia information (sound, images, software, etc.), such permission shall cancel the abovementioned general permission and indicate clearly any restrictions on use. © Institut Universitaire Européen - Archives historiques de l'Union européenne, 1994-2006 Reproduction autorisée, moyennant mention de la source, sauf spécification contraire. Si la reproduction ou l'utilisation de données textuelles et multimédias (son, images, logiciels, etc.) sont soumises à autorisation préalable, cette autorisation annulera l'autorisation générale susmentionnée et indiquera clairement les éventuelles restrictions d'utilisation. The signature of the file is indicated in the beginning of each description next to the title file and has to be used for citation, to be used for the request of a document for consultation in the reading room of the Historical Archivies of the European Union. Le numéro file correspondant à la côte d'archive doit être cité en note de référence des sources, doit être utilisée pour la demande de communication dans la salle de lecture des Archives historiques de l'Union européenne. © Historical Archives of the European Union 2 International Paneuropean Union Sommaire PAN/EU - International Paneuropean Union ______________________________________4 PAN/EU-01 Head Office in Vienna _____________________________________________________ 5 PAN/EU-02 National Sections and Committees ___________________________________________ 7 PAN/EU-03 Congresses and Conferences_______________________________________________ 9 © Historical Archives of the European Union 3 International Paneuropean Union PAN/EU - International Paneuropean Union 1923-1938 1 m, 30 dossiers The material comprising this collection was collated by Ms. Orluc whilst researching in the Special Archive in Moscow in fond 554 and 771. The material has been subject to organisation and arrangement at the HAEC in order to present significant files. However, any single piece can be relocated to its original context (Fond/Opis/Delo) by arrangement and description. The files' physical arrangement allows identification of original file number and the description cites the original file number in the field ‘Old Record Code’. This collection consists of photocopied excerpts taken from documents held in the 'Russian State Military Archive' of the 'Federal Archive Service of Russia' in Moscow concerning the International Paneuropean Union. The material is a selection of the correspondence sent and received by R. Coudenhove-Kalergi (16. November 1894 +27. Juli 1972), the founder of the International Paneuropean Union in 1923. R. C.-K. set up a Head Office in the Hofburg in Vienna and held a large correspondence with personalities from all over Europe in order to publicise his ideas and set up national committees of the International Paneuropean Union. He also organised 'Paneuropean Congresses' on political, agrarian and economic matters and carried out various opinion polls on Paneuropean matters. The 'International Paneuropean Union' fighted for a European confederation, the continuous creation of a customs union and a European currency, an European military alliance to secure peace and promote general disarmament, respect of minorities and national entities. Coudenhove excluded from Paneurope Bolshevistic Russia and Great Britain and he found major supporters for his European project in industrial and political circles. His major success was when Briand submitted the project of European Union to the United Nations in May 1930. For further information about the International Paneuropean Movement refer also to its homepages at http://www.paneuropa.org/intl/en/index.html . For more information and a bibliography about the "Special Archive" in Moscow go to http://www.sonderarchiv.de . The personnel papers of R. Coudenhove-Kalergi are deposited at the 'Fondation Archives Européennes' in Geneva (cf. http://www.snl.ch/repertoi/alsrep.htm ). The material comprising this collection was collated by Ms. Orluc whilst researching in the 'Russian State Military Archive' of the 'Federal Archive Service of Russia' (also known as 'Centr chranenja istoricesko-dokumental'nych kolekcij' and "Special Archive") in Moscow in fond 554 and 771. The material has been subject to organisation and arrangement at the HAEC in order to present significant files. However, any single piece can be relocated to its original context (Fond/Opis/Delo). The collection has been arranged and described by R. Meyer-Belardini and Margaret Teichert, November 2001. Open Language: GERMAN;FRENCH;ENGLISH;ITALIAN © Historical Archives of the European Union 4 International Paneuropean Union PAN/EU-01 Head Office in Vienna 1923-1938 File: PAN/EU-12 1920 - 1934 Book and Printed Material (extracts) on Paneurope "Erdbürgerrecht und Paneuropa" by F. Kobler, Austria, 1920. "United States of Europe. Un appel aux Etats Unis" by C. de Lenshengen, Czechoslovakia, 1920. "Was bedeutet Pan-Europa für Estland?" by H.P. von Lilienfeld-Toal, 1925. "Türkei und Paneuropa" und "Balkanische Gefahr" by J.R. Kaim, Turkey, 1926. "Paneuropa und die bessarabische Frage" by M. Kapri, Rumania,1927. "Das Slawentum und Paneuropa" by A. Kolisek, 1927. "Paneuropa, die Juden und Palästina by P. Michelsohn, Estonia, 1927. "Die Ergebnisse der Paneuropa-Bewegung" by A. Lauterbauch in "Zeitschrift für Politik" 05/1929. "Paneuropa! Eine soziologische und politische und wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Untersuchung über die Möglichkeiten, die Völker Europas in eine politische Einheit zusammenzufassen, bei Wahrung der nationalen Unabhängigkeit jedes Einzelnen" by R. Kleinevoss, 1931. "Ein neues Ziel des Nationalismus: Paneuropa", s.a. "Revolution durch Technik" by F. Tönnies", s.d. "Die Vereinigten Staaaten von Europa" by J. Jitta, s.d. Bibliographie on Paneurope [1932]. Press Cuttings: "Der Pan-Europäische Gedanke" in "Neue Züricher Zeitung", 15/07/1924. "Europa" in "Berliner Börsen-Kurier", 04/10/1925. "Coudenbove und Briand" in "Die Hamburger Tribüne", 24/05/1930. "Vienna, about Coudenhove-Kalergi " article in the "Vienna Herald" by G. Langer. s.d. "Noch einmal: Graf Coudenhoves Pazifismus" in "La République", [1933]. "Paneuropäsiche Wirtschaftsbewegung" (13/12/1934) and "Paneuropa oder das andere Europa" (13/12/1938) in "Observer", Vienna. Language:GERMAN;ENGLISH;FRENCH File: PAN/EU-19 1927 - 1931 Organisation and Structure of the International Paneuropean Union Only: "Organisationsplan der Paneuropa-Union", 1927. "Jahresbericht der Paneuropa Propagandazentrale 1930" and "1931". "Satzung der Förderungsgesellschaft für Coudenhove-Kalergis Paneuropawerk", s.d. Correspondence concerning the membership in the Honorary Committee and list of members, 1929. Language:GERMAN File: PAN/EU-22 1932 Biographical Material on R. Coudenhove-Kalergi Letters to Ida Roland, R. C. -K. 's wife (sender not identified, s.d.). Letter to R. C.-K. by his mother dated 15/08/1932. Biographical information about R. C.-K's childhood and his mother (s.d.). Photos. Language:GERMAN File: PAN/EU-23 1928 Circular letter by R. Coudenhove-Kalergi concerning the Possibility to create a Political Co-operation in Europe similar to the United States of America Answers by A. Gildemeister, ? Lammers, A. von Graese (?), W. Hennung, J. Antrand, A. Bouel, A. Bouat, F. Brunet, P. Constans, J. Durand, ?Glafaye, ? Lamoureux, ? Reissel, ? Pol-Chevalier, A. Serol, G. Lhopiteau, K. Renner, F. Ton, F. Kick, ? Mercie and W. Johanis. Language:GERMAN;FRENCH File: PAN/EU-25 1933 Circular letter by R. Coudenhove-Kalergi concerning the failure of the Versailles treaty Only: Answers by E. Borchard and J. Valloton-d'Erlach. © Historical Archives of the European Union 5 International Paneuropean Union Language:GERMAN;FRENCH File: PAN/EU-26 1934 - 1935 Book "Europa Erwacht" by R. Coudenhove-Kalergi Only: Letters to R. C.-K. by G. F. Deutsch, R. Geist, B. Horowitz and J. Jarolim. Language:GERMAN;FRENCH File: PAN/EU-27 1925 - 1936 Addresses, Lectures and Essays on Paneurope "Betrachtung zu dem Werke 'Paneuropa' von R. C.-K." by ? von Boetticher, 1925. "Auftakt zur südosteuropäischen Wirtschaftunion" by H. Schmidt-Lamby, 1927 "Die Pioniere der europäischen Wirtschaftgemeinschaft" by V. Schuster, 1927. "Das Paneuropäische Problem" by ? Kuenzer, 09/12/1927. "Der Sinn Europas" by A. Sternberg, 1927. "Wirtschaftliche Annäherung Europas" by L. Bernhard, 1927. "Paneuropa und Russland" by ? Grabowsky, 28/01/1928. "Die deutsche Wirtschaft und der europäische Zusammenschluss" by R. Heilner, 28/11/1928. "Paneuropa" by S. Bergengruen", [1928]. "Ein Weg zu Paneuropa" by A.R.M. Roeder, [1928]. "Vereinigung Europas. Auch eine Wahlbetrachtung" by A. Diehl, [1928]. "Paneuropäisches Selbstbildnis" by G. Steinböhmer, [1928]. "Paneuropa und die koloniale Frage" by A. Zintgraff, 02/06/1928. Conversation between J. Ortega y Gasset and O. Brachfeld, [1929]. "Paneuropa und Deutschland" by E. Koch-Weser, [1929]. "Die
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