Successes and Failures of the League in the 1920s
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- Successes and Failures of the League in the 1920s
- 6 Successes
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- Teschen, 1920
- In 1919, Poland and Czechoslovakia fought over Teschen. In 1920 the League arbitrated on the dispute, splitting the area.
- Neither country was happy about the decision but they accepted it and stopped fighting.
- In 1919, Poland and Czechoslovakia fought over Teschen. In 1920 the League arbitrated on the dispute, splitting the area.
- Aaland Islands, 1921
- The league settled a dispute between Sweden and Finland - after an investigation the League said the Islands should belong to Finland.
- Sweden and Finland agreed
- The league settled a dispute between Sweden and Finland - after an investigation the League said the Islands should belong to Finland.
- Silesia, 1921
- The league settled a dispute between Germany and Poland - it held a plebiscite and suggested a partition
- Germany and Poland agreed
- The league settled a dispute between Germany and Poland - it held a plebiscite and suggested a partition
- Iraq, 1924
- The Turks demanded Mosul, a part of Iraq,. The League supported Iraq
- Turkey agreed.
- The Turks demanded Mosul, a part of Iraq,. The League supported Iraq
- Bulgaria, 1925
- Greee invavded Bulgaria, which did not fight back, but appealed to the League. The League ordered Greece to withdraw.
- Greece agreed and withdrew from Bulgaria.
- Greee invavded Bulgaria, which did not fight back, but appealed to the League. The League ordered Greece to withdraw.
- Teschen, 1920
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- 6 Failures
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- Vilna, 1920
- The Poles captured Vilna, The League ordered Poland to withdraw although France and Britain supported Poland
- Poland refused, the League could do nothing.
- The Poles captured Vilna, The League ordered Poland to withdraw although France and Britain supported Poland
- Invasion of the Ruhr, 1923
- France invaded the Ruhr when the Germans did not pay reparations
- The League was not even consulted, Britain disagreed
- France invaded the Ruhr when the Germans did not pay reparations
- Memel, 1923
- Lithuania seized Memel, a German port under League control.
- The League told Lithuania to leave, but the Conference of Ambassadors gave Memel to Lithuania
- Lithuania seized Memel, a German port under League control.
- Corfu, 1923
- Tellini was murdered in Greece, so Italy occupied Corfu,Greece appealed to the League for help, which ordered Mussolini to leave
- The conference of Ambassadors overruled the League and forced Greece to pay compensation to Itay.
- Tellini was murdered in Greece, so Italy occupied Corfu,Greece appealed to the League for help, which ordered Mussolini to leave
- Bolivia, 1928
- Bolivia and Paraguay went to war over the Chaco. Paraguay appaled to the League
- The League was unable to help because Bolivia refused to agree. In the end the dispute was solved with the help of other South American Countries
- Bolivia and Paraguay went to war over the Chaco. Paraguay appaled to the League
- Vilna, 1920
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- 6 Successes
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