In-depth examination of Britain's relationship with Europe since the 1940s and how that relationship developed from the 1940s all the way to the present day including the Brexit referendum campaign and the aftermath of the Leave vote that took place in 2016 right the way through the run-up to the Brexit negotiations. This book also goes through the history of Britain's membership of the European Union (EU) from application to join what was the the European Economic Community (EEC) in the 1960s only to be told 'no' twice and then joining in 1973. Other subjects covered include:British attempts to set up an alternative to the EEC called EFTA under Anthony Eden and Harold MacmillanBlack Wednesday 1992 and Britain's time in the Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM)The UK Rebate and how Margaret Thatcher successfully obtained itRenegotiation both in 1975 and in 2016The EEC referendum in 1975 and the EU referendum in 2016The Maastricht Treaty and the subsequent fallout within the Conservative PartyThe European Constitution and the Lisbon TreatyThe debate on whether Britain should join the Eurozone or notThe creation of the Single Market and its falloutThis book will also expose the truth and conspiracy behind the creation of the European Union which is not reported by the mainstream media.