How Europe's Borders Were Opened

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How Europe's Borders Were Opened

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Monday, June 6th, 2005

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How Europe's Borders Were Opened

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How Europe's Borders Were Opened

Border checks inside the EU are the exception, not the rule

Passport, border and customs checks are foreign concepts for most young people in western Europe. For a decade now, borderless travel through 12 EU states has been a reality, thanks to the Schengen Agreement.

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