Was_The_League_Of_Nations_A_Utopian_Dream_Doomed_To_Fail_

Was The League Of Nations A Utopian Dream Doomed To Fail' Was the League of Nations a utopian dream doomed to fail' Ever since the outbreak of the great war (World War I), many have argued that the causes for this war were the alliance systems and secret diplomacy, thus when the war had come to an end, there were attempts made to prevent such a situation from taking place again. One of these attempts was reflected by Woodrow Wilson in 1918 when he set forth his famous 14 points, one of which (number 14) was the creation of a peace keeping League of Nations. These 14 points where rejected by Germany immediately, thus, another revised version of the 14 points was created which was known as the treaty of Versailles (and other treaties such as Locarno etc.), where some of these points were passed (including the League of Nations one). As a short thesis statement, this essay will look at the time in which the League of Nations was created and which factors triggered it’s creation including some of the responsibilities the freshly created organisation was given (in which it was successful). Furthermore, examples of the failures will be set forth. The League of Nations covenant was approved in February 1919. league, nations, treaty, one, versailles, germany, france, addition, war, hitler, example, time, since, international, japan, failure, another, thus, security, result, problems, it’s, italy, however, german, french, fact, britain, abyssinia, world, set, points, mussolini, created, both, between