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THE report on the work of the League of Nations during 1942–43, submitted by the Acting Secretary-General, in addition to an introductory section giving a useful survey of proposals for future world organization, contains chapters on economic, financial and transit questions, on questions of a social and humanitarian character, on questions of a legal and administrative character and on the Library of the League. The work of the League on the first group of questions is reflected chiefly in a series of reports which have already been noticed; but in regard to the second group; the report affords strong evidence that whatever views may be held as to the continuance of the League as a co-ordinating machinery in political affairs, its technical organizations should be retained as part of the functional apparatus set up in any future world organization.
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Work of the League of Nations. Nature 153, 768–769 (1944). https://doi.org/10.1038/153768c0
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/153768c0