In the 1930s it became clear to everyone that the League of Nations

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The League of Nations was unable to enforce its decisions or prevent aggressive actions by its member nations, leading to a perception that it had no real power. This was a major factor in its ultimate failure to prevent the outbreak of World War II. While there were concerns about corruption within the League, this was not the primary reason for its ineffectiveness. Similarly, while some may have viewed the League as a threat to world peace, this was not a widely held belief in the 1930s.

In the 1930s It Became Clear to Everyone That the League