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The cultural and scientific cooperative began with Austria, Italy, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and Poland. Later 10 other countries joined, reaching from Croatia and Slovenia up to Romania and Ukraina.

1 See also

• Central Europe, Southeastern Europe
• Alois MockAlois Mock (born June 10, 1934) is a christian-conservative Austrian politician. He was Vice-Chancellor of Austria ( german: Vizekanzler 1991-1995. As Foreign minister he lead Austria into the EU. Born in Euratsfeld, Lower Austria, Mock went on to study t, Gyula HornGyula Horn (born in July 5 1932, Budapest) is a Hungarian politician, having been Prime Minister of Hungary 1994- 1998 leading the socialist- liberal coalition. Horn, Gyula Horn, Gyula Horn, Gyula., Erhard BusekErhard Busek (born March 25 1941 in Vienna, Austria) is a politician from the christian- conservative People's Party ( OVP). He is a roman catholic from the green- liberal political spectrum. Busek was chief of the party and Austrian Vice-Chancellor in th

2 Notes

1. Pentagonale was the pentagonThis is an article about the geometrical shape. See The Pentagon for an article about the building near Washington, DC. See also: Pentagon (disambiguation). In geometry, a pentagon is any five-sided polygon. However, the term is commonly used to mean a re of five countries: Austria, Hungary, Italy, Poland and Yugoslavia. It was created by the addition of Poland to the Alps-Adriatic Workgroup or Quadragonale. By extension, CEI was initially referred to as the Hexagonale because it had six members (Czechoslovakia was added).