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    The document outlines key dates in the establishment and evolution of international organizations from the end of World War 1 to present day. It traces the founding of the League of Nations in 1919 and key events in its existence, including Germany joining in 1926 and withdrawing in 1933. It then covers the establishment of the United Nations in 1945 and its ongoing role in global cooperation, peacekeeping, and advancing sustainable development goals.

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    The document outlines key dates in the establishment and evolution of international organizations from the end of World War 1 to present day. It traces the founding of the League of Nations in 1919 and key events in its existence, including Germany joining in 1926 and withdrawing in 1933. It then covers the establishment of the United Nations in 1945 and its ongoing role in global cooperation, peacekeeping, and advancing sustainable development goals.

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    The document outlines key dates in the establishment and evolution of international organizations from the end of World War 1 to present day. It traces the founding of the League of Nations in 1919 and key events in its existence, including Germany joining in 1926 and withdrawing in 1933. It then covers the establishment of the United Nations in 1945 and its ongoing role in global cooperation, peacekeeping, and advancing sustainable development goals.

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    JANUARY 10, 1919 APRIL 29, 1939

    SEPTEMBER 8, 1926
    The League of The LON condemns
    Nations is established Germany is Italy’s invasion of
    with the signing of admitted to the Albania but fails to
    Treaty of Versailles, League of Nations. take significant
    ending WW1. action.

    JANUARY 10, 1920 APRIL 20, 1946


    OCTOBER 14, 1933
    The League of The League of
    Germany withdraws
    Nations holds its Nations formally
    from the League of dissolves after
    first meeting in
    Nations. proving ineffective in
    Paris.
    preventing WW2.

    2015-Present
    The United Nations 1946
    Sustainable Development The first meeting of the 1941
    Summit adopts the 2030 United Nations General The term "United Nations"
    Agenda for Sustainable Assembly convenes in is coined by 26 nations
    Development, combatting London, signaling global during World War II,
    climate change, poverty, 1956 pledging to fight together.
    cooperation and diplomacy.
    and support of human The Suez Crisis triggers against the Axis Powers.
    1945
    rights. the first deployment of the
    The United Nations is officially
    United Nations
    established, and its Charter
    Emergency Force,
    ratified, marking its formal
    showcasing its role in
    inception with major powers
    international peacekeeping
    like China, France, and UK.

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