Ten years of world co-operation

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The idea of a League of Nations is very old, but it was first brought into the realm of practical politics by the war of The way the war broke out and developed, and the consequences of the war, gave convincing proof of the need for an international organisation to preserve peace and to save civilisation from the recurrence of such a catastrophe.

Ten years of world co-operation. [Geneva] (OCoLC) Online version: League of Nations. Secretariat. Ten years of world co-operation. [Geneva] (OCoLC) Document Type: Book: All Authors / Contributors: League of Nations.

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