The winter of 1948. Europe is returning back to average life after the years of the Second planet War. European nations are preparing to conclude the Brussels Pact. Formally known as the Treaty of Brussels, this agreement was signed on March 17th 1948 by Belgium, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. In another words, these were the members of the Western Union, which operated as an expansion of the Treaty of Dunkirk.
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