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Was theEuropean Postal and Telecommunications Union part of a bigger idea of a NewEurope? How much ideology can be found in its structure and its actions? Howdid the axis powers envision the Europe of communications after the war?We had thepleasure to (try to) answer these questions at the conference on the Onset ofthe New Order at the University in Warsaw. Holding a presentation togethermeant a lot of preparation and also cutting out some points because we had moreideas than would have fitted into 20 minutes. We were happy with how ourpresentation – that was simultaneously translated into Polish - went. Questionsfrom the audience concerned the pressure put on occupied countries and theJapanese involvement in the European Postal and Telecommunications Union.&#160; After the conference, Valentine flew back to Rome where she is currently working in the archives thanks to the École française de Rome. I on the other hand flew back to Düsseldorf where the new semester will begin soon. (SP) 