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The Åland Islands Question – A League Success Story

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Eric Hayes (EU Ambassador to Finland 1993-95)

“The Great Powers’ conscience” or “a small fish in a big pond”? Norwegian notions of moral exceptionalism in the years of the League of Nations

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Marta M. Stachurska-Kounta (PhD UiO - University College of Southeast Norway)

Murder, Intrigue, Sex and Internationalism - Novels about the League of Nations

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Benjamin Auberer (PhD student - Heidelberg University)

‘A fuller knowledge of the facts’ - the League of Nations’ endeavours to produce international expertise

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Quincy R. Cloet (PhD Student - Aberystwyth University)

Film-splaining the League of Nations

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Helle Strandgaard Jensen (Associate Professor - Aarhus University) and Nikolai Schulz (Head of BUSTER School and Family Programme - CPH PIX)

“The League is dead, long live the United Nations” – The Liquidation of the League and the transfer of assets to the UN

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Torsten Kahlert (postdoc – Aarhus University)

‘He used to give me Turkish lessons in Constantinople’: How to get a job in the League Secretariat

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Haakon A. Ikonomou (postdoc - Aarhus University)

Wilsonianism from beyond the Grave – Report from the President’s Deathbed

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Emil Eiby Seidenfaden (PhD Student - Aarhus University)

A modernist in Geneva - Le Corbusier and the competition for the Palais des Nations

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Marco Ninno (MA Student - Aarhus University)

“Utterly below Criticism” – Working Conditions in the Palais Wilson 1930

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Karen Gram-Skjoldager (Associate Professor - Aarhus University)

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