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Out of the ashes of WWI: How viable was the idea of a World Parliament?
Title: Out of the ashes of WWI: How viable was the idea of a World Parliament?
Category: Literature / North American
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Out of the ashes of WWI: How viable was the idea of a World Parliament?
The League of Nations was founded to make the world a better place. Its aim was to stop the war, improve people's lives, disarm and enforce the Treaty of Versailles. However, it turned out to be useless, and there many reasons for its failure.
First of all, US, which were the country that came up with the idea of The League of Nations, did not join. It was the strongest country, and was the major …showed first 75 words of 512 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 512 total…the Security Council, met 4 to 5 times a year .The League of Nations didn't have any army, so it wasn't powerful enough to stop the wars, which were causing by the countries like Italy.
In conclusion, the will of The League of Nations was good, but just like most of the wishes, it don't come true. The things against reality are usually going to fail. So I think The League of Nations was doomed to failure.
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