WW1 Legacy: The League of Nations

One of the legacies of the First World War was the League of Nations. Some key films and audio clips are included in this collection.
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: King George V Speaking At Opening Of League Of Nations Meeting AKA King George 5th; King George V at opening of League of Nations meeting in England.; British Pathé

: President Of The League Of Nations AKA First President Of The League Of Nations ? Or President Of The League Of Nations Arrives - Southampton (1920); Earl Grey arrives in Southampton from America.; British Pathé

: League Of Nations (1921); We see Lord Robert Cecil speaking at a rally in Hyde Park for the League of Nations birthday.; British Pathé

: The Problems Of Peace (1926); The League of Nations in session in Geneva.; British Pathé

: League Of Nations - Geneva (1926); Germany accepted into League of Nations at seventh assembly, Geneva.; British Pathé

: Striving For Peace (1935); Sir Samuel Hoare and French Premier Laval speaking at Conference of League of Nations.; British Pathé

: At Geneva (1935); The League of Nations hears the case of Italy's aggression against Abyssinia and Anthony Eden states action must be taken to keep the peace.; British Pathé

: Moving Day (1936); League of Nations moves from temporary headquarters into newly built Palace in Ariana Park.; British Pathé

: Geneva - League Of Nations Ends For All Time AKA Japanese Walk Out; Various views of the League of Nations building in Geneva.; British Pathé

: Ronald Frankau (1936); Ronald Frankau sings a political satire about the League of Nations and how every nation should make it up and all be friends.; British Pathé

: Geneva (1946); Delegates arrive for the last meeting of the League of Nations.; British Pathé