This is a learning path to give basic information on the League of Nations which was founded in 1923. In reading about the League students are encouraged to assess what were the main successes and failures of the organisation.
7 resources in this Learning Path
A PowerPoint focusing on the League of Nations. It includes information on it's founding, structure, the role of Woodrow Wilson, different Commissions, humanitarian efforts & membership of the League of Nations
View full descriptionStrand: Later Modern Europe
Strand unit: 3 Dictatorship 1920-1945
The official UN page detailing the history of its predecessor, the League of Nations. The resource provides insights into the League's establishment, its mission, the challenges it faced, and how it laid groundwork for the formation of the United Nations. Includes a 20 min silent film explaining the reasons for the foundation.
View full descriptionStrand: Later Modern Europe
Strand unit: 3 Dictatorship 1920-1945
Encyclopaedia Britannica's comprehensive entry on the League of Nations, detailing its inception, operation, successes, and failures. An authoritative resource for understanding this pivotal international organization in the interwar period of the 20th century.
View full descriptionStrand: Later Modern Ireland
Strand unit: 3 Sovereignty 1912-1949
A YouTube video that presents an engaging visual exploration of the League of Nations. It offers a detailed walkthrough of its inception, key events, and eventual dissolution, enriching understanding through an accessible video
View full descriptionStrand: Later Modern Europe
Strand unit: 3 Dictatorship 1920-1945
Discover Ireland's rich history in foreign affairs at DFA.ie. Learn about the pivotal year 1923, filled with significant events and developments that shaped the nation's identity. Explore the past, gain insights, and embrace Ireland's journey to the present in this informative webpage.
View full descriptionStrand: Later Modern Ireland
Strand unit: 3 Sovereignty 1912-1949
Sean Lester was the last Secretary-General of the League of Nations. An Irish diplomat, Lester played a crucial role in the League's efforts to address international crises and maintain peace during the tumultuous 1930s and 1940s. He staunchly opposed Nazi Germany's rise and faced their hostility for defending international principles. His leadership and dedication ensured the continuity of the League's functions until its dissolution in 1946.
View full descriptionStrand: 2. The History of Ireland
Strand unit: 13. History of Ireland's Links with Europe
A PowerPoint highlighting the main successes & failures of the League of Nations, including Silesia, Vilna, the Ruhr Valley, the Corfu Incident, the Manchurian Crisis, the Abyssinian Crisis, etc.
View full descriptionStrand: Later Modern Europe
Strand unit: 3 Dictatorship 1920-1945
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