League of Nations Union

-Shows the members of the Australian League of nations union who attended the annual meeting. Note the small number and generally advanced age of the members-by this point the League has lost much of its strength.
-Note the reasonably numerous…

The General Secretary elaborates on weaknesses of the Australian League such as;
-the great number of lectures given of a very 'general', unspecific nature, which are irrelevant for the current political issues.
- Many lectures have been given to…

The Australian League of Nations Union's beliefs in regard to the public campaign to increase Defence expenditure, especially in regard to government responsibilities.
They;
- believed that inflaming public opinion would not increase the security…

A statement supporting the core ideals of the League of Nations - justice, co-operation and collective responsibility in achieving a peaceful world order. Released during a period of increasing global conflict, the statement condemns the use of force…

Sir William Harrison Moore comments on the process taken in establishing a convention on the abolition of slavery and forced labour with special reference to Australia, Nauru and New Zealand.

The league of Nations Union's policies regarding: Financial and Economic Cooperation, the Reduction and Limitation of Armaments by International Agreement, the Defence of International Order, the Pacific Settlement of Disputes, the Rights and Duties…

Arthur F. Sheldon requesting materials from the League of Nations Union library