Making War Illegal 1919
Some people who experienced the catastrophe of the war began to seek world peace. After the end of World War I, the Treaty of Versailles was signed in 1919 which led to the establishment of the League of Nations as a means to peacefully resolve international conflicts without resorting to force. In addition, treaties for naval disarmament were signed at the Washington Naval Conference held in 1922 and the London Conference held in 1930. While wars used to be considered to be legal, they were made illegal by international law as a result of the conclusion of the Locarno Treaties in 1925 and the Pact of Paris in 1928.
Establishment of an International Cooperation Regime
Making War Illegal nineteen nineteen
Some people who experienced the catastrophe of the war began to seek world peace. After the end of World War one, the Treaty of Versailles was signed in nineteen hundred nineteen which led to the establishment of the League of Nations as a means to peacefully resolve international conflicts without resorting to force. In addition, treaties for naval disarmament were signed at the Washington Naval Conference held in nineteen twenty-two and the London Conference held in nineteen thirty. While wars used to be considered to be legal, they were made illegal by international law as a result of the conclusion of the Locarno Treaties in nineteen twenty-five。 and the Pact of Paris in nineteentwenty-eight.
