Road to WW2 · TURNING POINT ·
Lytton Report (1932)
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Oct 1932 — The League’s commission names Japan the aggressor in Manchuria; the Assembly adopts it 42–1. Japan’s delegation walks out of Geneva for good — the first great power to call the League’s bluff.
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- Hitler’s rise and German rearmament (chapter 3 of Road to WW2)
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- The Road to War, 1931–1941
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