The League Hesitates
Tags: LEAGUE of Nations; INTERNATIONAL cooperation; ECONOMIC sanctions; INTERNATIONAL relations; WORLD War, 1914-1918 -- Peace; COMMERCIAL credit
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- WANTED: A LEAGUE. // America;7/4/1936, Vol. 55 Issue 13, p301
The article offers views on the failure of the League of Nations to prevent the war and retain the allegiance of some of its powerful members. It argues that though the League has failed, it does not mean that its basic idea is unsound and that it is impracticable in the present time. It asserts...
- GOOD-BY TO THE LEAGUE. Queenborough, Lord // Saturday Evening Post;8/15/1936, Vol. 209 Issue 7, p30
Focuses on the elimination of the League of Nations. Impact of the inclusion of the Treaty of Versailles to the Covenant of the League; Flaw among the 26 articles of the Covenant; Allusion to the Bolshevik Government's organization of war against the established structure of human society.
- Congress and the League of Nations. McGuinness, John // America;5/31/1919, Vol. 21 Issue 8, p199
The article focuses on the impact of the League of Nations on the foreign policy of the U.S. Accordingly, the organization is one of the most vital steps in the life of the country, since it affects its sovereignty and changes its foreign policy. Many of its phrases conflict with the Federal...
- Feed the World and Save the League. Addams, Jane // New Republic;11/24/20, Vol. 24 Issue 312, p325
Expresses support for the League of Nations and the policy of feeding the hungry. Possible reasons for the criticisms against the League of Nations; Challenges facing the League of Nations; Sense of loss in motive power since the cessation of war; Ways the League of Nations can initiate the de...
- France and the League of Nations. // New Republic;1/5/18, Vol. 13 Issue 166, p265
Comments on the importance of reinforcing the reciprocal relation of France and the League of Nations in the aftermath of World War I. Reasons for the wide view of France held by political observers about the apparent neglect of international aims in achieving peace; Significance of furthering...
- The Wisdom of the Wise. // New Republic;2/9/18, Vol. 14 Issue 171, p41
Emphasizes the efficacy of the league of nations in ensuring peace. Description of undemocratic classes who are filled with anxiety over the U.S. place in South America or in the Orient; Recognition of the superior Importance of domestic relations; Contribution of democracy in achieving...
- Geneva: Half a League Onward. Hudson, Manley O. // New Republic;2/1/22, Vol. 29 Issue 374, p276
Looks at how the League of Nations has evolved since the group's first Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland, in November 1920. Failure of six Latin American countries to attend the second Assembly; Membership problems that the league is encountering; Adoption by the Allies Supreme Council of the...
- The Week. // New Republic;1/7/25, Vol. 41 Issue 527, p154
Presents information related to world politics. Agreement between the new radical French government and the British Labor government; Victory of the British and American conservatives in the Fall elections; Discussion about relations between France and Germany; Information that the French...
- Lining Up in Europe. // New Republic;3/4/36, Vol. 86 Issue 1109, p95
Focuses on the advancement of the project of collective security among the European countries with reference to the formations of the League of Nations. Existence of a mutual-assistance pact between the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia; Reaffirmation of Italo-Austrian friendship by Fulvio Suvich,...
