Paneuropean Union

The Paneuropean Union is an organization founded in 1923 that promotes the idea of European unity and integration. It aims to foster cooperation among European countries to prevent conflicts, enhance economic collaboration, and strengthen shared cultural and political identity. While not a political body itself, it advocates for a unified Europe, encouraging member nations to work together towards common goals. The union played a significant role in the early ideas that eventually led to the development of the European Union, emphasizing the importance of peace, stability, and collective progress across Europe.