Most of the European Unions 28 members joined the club for a clear and enduring reason. For France and Germany, European co-operation was a means to heal the scars of war. For Poland, Hungary and Estonia, the club was a guarantor against Russian bullying. Britain, by contrast, entered the club in 1973 hesitantly and without enthusiasm. The Economist explains why Britain is so Eurosceptic econ.st/1q0TJB5
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