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The 90 pages that link to League of Nations, each with the reason it gives.

• Christian Lous LangeRelated: Lange’s advocacy for the League formed a central part of the work recognized by his Nobel Prize.

• Hiram JohnsonRelated: Johnson’s opposition to U.S. membership made him a leading Senate critic of the postwar settlement.

• Louis-Ferdinand CélineRelated: Céline worked for its public-health service, traveling and investigating health conditions.

• OomotoRelated: Oomoto’s international religious activity included attempts to engage with this organization.

• Polish–Lithuanian WarRelated: It mediated the dispute and proposed arrangements that failed to produce a lasting settlement.

• Revolutions of 1917–1923Related: It embodied an international response to the conflicts and upheavals of the postwar settlement.

• Stanley BruceRelated: Bruce represented Australia there and chaired its governing Council in 1936.

• Tobias AsserRelated: Its later, broader political framework contrasts with Asser’s earlier focus on legal coordination.

• Vlora WarRelated: Albania's admission in 1920 strengthened its recognition as an independent state.