OEEC

American  

1. Organization for European Economic Cooperation.

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OEEC British  

abbreviation

1. Organization for European Economic Cooperation; an organization of European nations set up in 1948 to allocate postwar US aid and to stimulate trade and cooperation. It was superseded by the OECD in 1961

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Example Sentences

The first proposal before them concerned establishment of new top-level leadership for OEEC.

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OEEC, the multi-nation agency through which Marshall Aid was pumped into Europe, was a crucial example of cooperation.

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Paris, which a year ago had four U.S. officials with the rank of ambassador,* and was crowded with proliferating U.S. missions to NATO, EDC and OEEC, was the obvious place to begin.

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Thus Western Germany, economically, at least, rejoined Europe, looked forward to active participation in OEEC.

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Cried MacBride: "OEEC must never be permitted to become just another world organization!"

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