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LAD/Blog #33: Kellogg-Briand Peace Pact

This pact, otherwise known as the pact of paris, was constructed to further prevent world conflict as the treaty of versailles was lacking in its duties. This treaty was named after Briand, who strongly opposed conflict between the US and France, and Kellogg, the US Secretary of State. A total of 62 countries ratified this treaty, with 15 initial signees. This treaty also failed when Japan invaded Manchuria as nobody aided the Chinese with resources, and thus the path to another war treaded onward.

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The treaty of versailles attempted to accomplish the same thing, however it fell out of favor in the US

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