The European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) was a groundbreaking international organization established after World War II to integrate the coal and steel industries of Western Europe. Its primary goal was to prevent future conflicts, particularly between France and Germany, by making war "materially impossible" through economic interdependence. The ECSC laid the foundational principles and institutional framework for what would eventually become the modern European Union.
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