The League of Nations - September 1926

Archive Report

The Assembly of the League of Nations when it convenes September 6 for its regular annual session will again have before it the problem of Germany's admission to the League, which brought to an abrupt conclusion the special session of last March. As a preliminary to the forthcoming session, a special committee has been sitting since June last in an attempt to devise a plan for reorganization of the League's Council which would permit Germany's admission with a permanent seat on the Council, and at the same time satisfy as nearly as possible the ambitions of other states.

The Council of the League, as at present organized, consists of four permanent and six non-permanent members.

Permanent MembersNon-Permanent Members
FranceItalyBelgiumSpain
Great BritainJapanBrazilSweden
CzechoslovakiaUruguay

In order that Germany may be given a ...

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