European Coal and Steel Community

Summary

European Coal and Steel Community is a regional organization^[1]. It draws 1,606 Wikipedia views per month (regional_organization category, ranking #6 of 14).^[2]

Key Facts

• European Coal and Steel Community's instance of is recorded as regional organization^[3].
• European Coal and Steel Community's founder is recorded as Belgium^[4].
• European Coal and Steel Community's founder is recorded as France^[5].
• European Coal and Steel Community's founder is recorded as Italy^[6].
• European Coal and Steel Community's founder is recorded as Luxembourg^[7].
• European Coal and Steel Community's founder is recorded as Netherlands^[8].
• European Coal and Steel Community's founder is recorded as West Germany^[9].
• European Coal and Steel Community was followed by European Union^[10].
• European Coal and Steel Community's headquarters location is recorded as Brussels metropolitan area^[11].
• European Coal and Steel Community's flag is recorded as flag of the European Coal and Steel Community^[12].
• European Coal and Steel Community's child organization or unit is recorded as Joint Information Service of the European Community^[13].
• European Coal and Steel Community is part of European Union^[14].
• European Coal and Steel Community's Commons category is recorded as European Coal and Steel Community^[15].
• European Coal and Steel Community's chairperson is recorded as Jean Monnet^[16].
• April 18, 1951 marks the founding of European Coal and Steel Community^[17].
• European Coal and Steel Community was dissolved in July 23, 2002^[18].
• European Coal and Steel Community's service entry is recorded as July 23, 1952^[19].
• European Coal and Steel Community's topic's main category is recorded as Category:European Coal and Steel Community^[20].
• European Coal and Steel Community's replaces is recorded as International Authority for the Ruhr^[21].
• European Coal and Steel Community's replaced by is recorded as European Union^[22].
• European Coal and Steel Community's native label is recorded as {'lang': 'en', 'text': 'European Coal and Steel Community'}^[23].
• European Coal and Steel Community's different from is recorded as Montan-Union^[24].
• European Coal and Steel Community's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4^[25].

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Founding

Founders include Belgium^[4], France^[5], Italy^[6], Luxembourg^[7], Netherlands^[8], and West Germany^[9]. April 18, 1951 marks the founding of European Coal and Steel Community^[17].

Identity

European Coal and Steel Community is part of European Union^[14]. It was followed by European Union^[10].

Leadership

European Coal and Steel Community's chairperson is recorded as Jean Monnet^[16].

Operations

European Coal and Steel Community's headquarters location is recorded as Brussels metropolitan area^[11]. Its child organization or unit is recorded as Joint Information Service of the European Community^[13].

Dissolution

European Coal and Steel Community was dissolved in July 23, 2002^[18].

Why It Matters

European Coal and Steel Community draws 1,606 Wikipedia views per month (regional_organization category, ranking #6 of 14).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[26] It is known by 60 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[27]