Ruth Henig
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The League of Nations met for the last time on April 8th, 1946. Ruth Henig reassesses the importance of the League of Nations. Published April 7 2011
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The League of Nations has been much derided as a historical irrelevance, but it laid the foundations for an international court and established bodies that the United Nations maintains today, says Ruth Henig. Published August 27 2010
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