Abcs of League of Nations
Abcs of League of Nations
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Ill The Council 1. What is the Council of the League of Rations?
Answer: It is a body of fourteen persons appointed by certain nations which are entitled to be represented on that body.
2. What nations are entitled to be permanently represented on the Council?
Answer: France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy and Japan are entitled to be represented on the Council at all times.
Note: Nonpermanent members of the Council are selected by the Assembly of the League annually, one'third retiring each yea...r.
3. Are any other nations or organizations represented on the Council?
Answer: Various nations and organizations, from within the League and from outside its ranks, are invited, at every Council meeting, to attend and participate in discussions, such as: Australia, Bulgaria, Free City of Danzig, Greece, Hungary, etc. ; International Health Committee, Committee on Traffic in Women and Children, International Labor Office, etc.
Note: Inasmuch as action is not taken in the Council so much by voting as by discussion and general agreement this proceeding proves not only practicable but very valuable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ill The Council 1. What is the Council of the League of Rations?
Answer: It is a body of fourteen persons appointed by certain nations which are entitled to be represented on that body.
2. What nations are entitled to be permanently represented on the Council?
Answer: France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy and Japan are entitled to be represented on the Council at all times.
Note: Nonpermanent members of the Council are selected by the Assembly of the League annually, one'third retiring each yea...r.
3. Are any other nations or organizations represented on the Council?
Answer: Various nations and organizations, from within the League and from outside its ranks, are invited, at every Council meeting, to attend and participate in discussions, such as: Australia, Bulgaria, Free City of Danzig, Greece, Hungary, etc. ; International Health Committee, Committee on Traffic in Women and Children, International Labor Office, etc.
Note: Inasmuch as action is not taken in the Council so much by voting as by discussion and general agreement this proceeding proves not only practicable but very valuable.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pitman B Pitman Benjamin Potter to read onlineMoreLess
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