The Border Disputes of the 1920s

The Treaties signed at the Paris Peace Conference had created some new states and changed the borders of other existing states. However, putting a dotted line on a map was a lot simpler than working out where the boundaries actually lay on the ground. These new boundaries might split a community, putting some people in one state and the rest in another. 

Lessons & Resources » To What Extent was the League of Nations a Success?

• Political Cartoon Interpretation
• The Background to the League of Nations
• The Aims and Membership of the League
• The Structure and Organisation of the League of Nations
• The Strengths and Weaknesses of the League
• The League's Other Work
• Disarmament and the International Treaties
• The Economic Depression and the work of the League
• The Manchurian Crisis
• Mussolini and Abyssinia