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The 95 pages that link to United Nations, each with the reason it gives.

• World Health OrganizationNarrower topic: The WHO became one of the UN’s specialized agencies within this broader system.

• League of NationsNarrower topic: The United Nations replaced the League while drawing lessons from its structure and failures.

• United Nations Security CouncilNarrower topic: The Council is one of the UN’s six principal organs.

• International lawNarrower topic: Its charter, organs, and member states shape major parts of the modern legal order.

• International Court of JusticeNarrower topic: The ICJ is a principal organ of the United Nations.

• UNESCONarrower topic: UNESCO was established as one of its specialized agencies.

• Nation-stateNarrower topic: Its membership and institutions largely presume sovereign states as the basic international actors.

• Tehran ConferenceNarrower topic: The Tehran leaders discussed a postwar security system that became part of the United Nations' origins.

• Organization of American StatesNarrower topic: The OAS operates within the broader system of international law and collective security.

• United Nations Partition Plan for PalestineNarrower topic: The organization became the forum in which Britain’s mandate and Palestine’s future were addressed.

• Audrey HepburnNarrower topic: UNICEF, the agency Hepburn represented, is part of the United Nations.

• International Atomic Energy AgencyNarrower topic: The Agency is an autonomous organization within the UN system.

• Eleanor RooseveltNarrower topic: Her work helped establish human rights as a visible part of the organization’s mission.

• International Maritime OrganizationNarrower topic: The IMO became one of the UN’s specialized agencies.

• San Francisco ConferenceNarrower topic: The conference created the organization whose founding history it marks.

• United Nations SecretariatNarrower topic: The Secretariat is one of the organization’s six principal organs.

• Dumbarton Oaks ConferenceNarrower topic: The conference’s proposals became the foundation for this organization.

• United Nations Economic and Social CouncilNarrower topic: ECOSOC is one of the UN’s six principal organs.

• Women's International League for Peace and FreedomNarrower topic: The league has pursued its goals through advocacy at the United Nations and its agencies.

• United Nations HeadquartersNarrower topic: The headquarters gives the organization a permanent institutional home.

• Inter-Parliamentary UnionNarrower topic: The Union’s work connects national legislatures with the broader multilateral system.

• Javier Pérez de CuéllarNarrower topic: Its creation opened the international institution in which his diplomatic career culminated.

• Ralph BuncheNarrower topic: Bunche’s mediation and later senior service helped shape the organization’s work.

• UNESCO Goodwill AmbassadorNarrower topic: UNESCO is part of the United Nations system.

• António GuterresNarrower topic: Guterres leads its Secretariat and represents the organization in global diplomacy.

• 1930sNarrower topic: Its creation followed the failure of interwar peace and the war that began in 1939.

• Aly KhanNarrower topic: Aly Khan served as Pakistan's representative and ambassador to this organization.

• Sergey LavrovNarrower topic: His decade as Russia’s UN envoy preceded his appointment as foreign minister.

• Stanley BruceNarrower topic: Bruce’s postwar international roles connected his career to the emerging United Nations system.

• United Nations RadioNarrower topic: United Nations Radio was created to communicate this organization’s work.

• United Nations resolutionNarrower topic: Resolutions are acts of its organs, not a single unified legislature.