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codification of international law
Corfu Incident
Fourteen Points
Kamerun, mandate
Lausanne, Treaty of
Liberian slave labor
status of Ahvenanmaa
Vorarlberg
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American failure to ratify
American goal at peace talks after World War I
chart showing League of Nations members
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expulsion of Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
international peace initiatives
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Japanese occupation of Manchuria, 1931
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treaties associated with the League of Nations
United Nations as successor to League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson’s vision of international cooperation
Liberia
Liberia, republic in West Africa, on the Atlantic Ocean coast. A sparsely populated land, Liberia was founded in the early 1800s by freed American...
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