Titlebook: Walter Hallstein: The Forgotten European?; Wilfried Loth (Professor of Modern History),Willia Book 1998 Institut für Europ?ische Politik 1

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Walter Hallstein as President of the Commission Carstens, Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, Commission President Gaston Thorn and Minister-President Lothar Sp?t paid tribute to him on this occasion. President Karl Carstens made a particularly impressive speech, from which I would like to quote the following passage:

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Walter Hallstein: a Personal Testimonyn Economic Community, close to, and under the leadership of, Walter Hallstein. It was an exciting task for a young Euro-official to participate in setting up and continuing the development of this institution, which was to play a key role in the transformation of Western Europe. The Community receiv

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Hallstein and de Gaulle: the Disastrous Confrontationt President of the EEC Commission and the first President of the Fifth Republic. In the press conference on 9 September 1965 in which he explained for the first time his policy of the ‘empty chair’ regarding the bodies of the EEC, he portrayed himself as the resolute defender of the ‘rights of Frenc

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The Crisis of 1965–66 everyone — lasted from 30 June 1965 to 29 January 1966. Outwardly, it began with the end of the French chairmanship of the EEC Council of Ministers in Brussels and the French refusal to participate in further meetings of the Council of Ministers. And likewise outwardly, it ended with the so-called