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The 22 pages that link to League of Nations mandate, each with the reason it gives.

• British Mandate for PalestineNarrower topic: The Palestine mandate belonged to this wider postwar system of international oversight.

• Sykes–Picot AgreementRelated: The postwar mandates became the formal framework for British and French rule in the region.

• French Mandate for Syria and the LebanonNarrower topic: The mandate system supplied the legal framework for French authority.

• German East AfricaRelated: Mandates provided the legal framework for allocating the former colony.

• German colonial empireRelated: Former German colonies were transferred to mandate administrations rather than returned to Germany.

• San Remo ConferenceNarrower topic: The conference allocated mandates as the governing framework for former Ottoman territories.

• German South West AfricaRelated: South West Africa was assigned to South Africa as a mandate after Germany’s defeat.

• TanganyikaNarrower topic: Britain governed Tanganyika under this international mandate after Germany lost its colonies.

• German KamerunNarrower topic: The former colony was divided into mandates rather than returned to Germany.

• Partition of the Ottoman EmpireRelated: Mandates gave Britain and France formal authority over territories claimed during the war.

• French CameroonNarrower topic: French rule began as a mandate before the United Nations trusteeship system replaced it.

• South Seas MandateNarrower topic: The mandate system gave Japan international authority over the former German islands.

• British Mandate of MesopotamiaNarrower topic: The broader mandate system framed Iraq’s status, unlike ordinary annexation or protectorate arrangements.

• Territory of Papua and New GuineaRelated: New Guinea's international status derived from this postwar system.

• Territory of New GuineaNarrower topic: The territory’s original international status was a Class C mandate administered by Australia.

• History of TogoRelated: The former German colony was divided into British and French mandate territories.

• Kamerun campaignRelated: The former German colony was partitioned under this postwar system.

• Near EastRelated: Mandate administration gave the region new political boundaries and institutions.

• Togoland campaignNarrower topic: The former colony’s postwar rulers governed its divided territories as mandates.

• African theatre of World War IRelated: Germany’s former African colonies were redistributed through the mandate system rather than returned.

• Franco-Syrian WarCompared with: Its language of tutelage contrasted with the Syrian kingdom’s demand for immediate sovereignty.

• History of NamibiaNarrower topic: South Africa received a mandate over South West Africa, later used to justify its continued presence.