European Federalist Movement - Further Reading

Further Reading

  • Richard J. Mayne, John Pinder and John C. De V. Roberts. Federal Union: The Pioneers: A History of Federal Union (1990)
  • Bertrand Vayssière, "Le Manifeste de Ventotene (1941): Acte de Naissance du Federalisme Europeen," Guerres Mondiales et Conflits Contemporains (Jan 2005), Vol. 55 Issue 217, pp69-76

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