III. The League of Nations

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International Organization, 1947, vol. 1, issue 1, 141-142

Abstract: The Twenty-First Session of the Assembly of the League of Nations met in Geneva from April 8 to April 18, 1946, for the purpose of going out of existence and transferring its responsibilities and assets to the United Nations or other appropriate international bodies. C. J. Hambro of Norway was elected President, two committees were organized to draft the appropriate resolutions, and the Assembly resolved that “so far as required, it will, during the present Session, assume the functions falling within the competence of the Council.” The Assembly then voted to admit the representatives of Austria to sit in on its meetings and those of the two committees as observers, listened to a number of moving tributes to its work from various delegates, and at the Sixth and Seventh Meetings passed the necessary resolutions for the dissolution of the League.

Date: 1947
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