... a utopian dream destined to fail. Nonetheless one must not forget the successes the League had (which are not many), such as dealing with the disputes at Danzing or at the Aaland Islands. However, the actions taken by the League of Nations seemed to be tainted with failure making it nothing but another factor to the outbreak of the Second World War ... ...

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... fight typhus which was in Russia and endagering the rest of Europe. The League of Nations also settled some polictical dusputes which included one between Finland and Sweeden over the Aaland Islands in whch they leage settles in favor or Finland. Another dispute was between Germany and Poland who argued of an industrial zone of the Upper Silesia and the league ... ...

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