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Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers (r) addresses the press in a conference in Maastricht, here early 11 Dec. following the end of the negotiations of the EC leaders on the European Union. Looking on are European Commission President Jacques Delors (c) and Dutch Foreign Minister Hans Van Den Broek.
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What happened behind closed doors in the Governorate on December 9 and 10, 1991? Which government leaders dominated the Euro Summit? How did the deals come about? Who were the winners, who the losers? These are some of the questions Studio Europa Maastricht seeks answers to in our political oral history project. They asked these questions not only to the high lords and ladies politicians and diplomats, but also to bankers, economists, lobbyists, journalists and opinion makers. Studio Europa Maastricht focusses primarily on the Dutch side of the story, but also let relevant actors from our surrounding countries – Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, France and the United Kingdom – have their say.
