League of Nations (An Alternate 1921 Game Map Game)

League of Nations (English) Société des Nations (French) Sociedad de Naciones (Spanish)
International organization
Life span?
The semi-official LoN logo.
ATL Anachronous world map in 1920–1969, showing the League of Nations in the world
Capital		Geneva, Switzerland.
Languages		French, English and Spanish. Hindi, Russian, Japanese and Arabic were added in 1945.5.
Political structure		International organization
Secretary-General
-	See list.	See list.
Historical era		Interwar period
-	OTL Treaty of Versailles	28 June 1919
-	First meeting	16 January 1920
-	Disestablished	Enter end year

Overview

League of Nations (abbreviated as LoN in English, and SDN in the French and Spanish languages) is an intergovernmental organization founded as a result of the Paris Peace in 1919. In this world, the LoN continued and was not replaced by the UN.

Permanent Powers (Security Council)

United Kingdom, France, Italy, Germany and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

Leaders

|leader1 = OTL Sir Eric Drummond, 16th Earl of Perth (UK) |year_leader1 = 1920–1933 |leader2 = OTL Joseph Louis Anne Avenol (France) |year_leader2 = 1933–1940 |leader3 = OTL Seán Lester (Ireland) |year_leader3 = 1940–1946 |leader4 = ATL Pedro Calderon (Mexico) |year_leader4 = 1946–1950 |leader5 = ATL John Thomas Smith (UK) |year_leader5 = 1950-1958.6 |leader6 = OTL Dag Hammarskjöld (Sweden) |year_leader6 = 1958.6-1969 |leader7 = ATL Anthony David Linkletter (UK) |year_leader7 = 1969-1972 |leader8 = ATL Assumpta Concepción Aznar (Mexico) |year_leader8 = 1972- 1978 |leader9. = ATL Miackis Stackis (Greece) |year_leader9. = 1978-1982 |leader10. = OTL Javier Pérez de Cuéllar (Peru) |year_leader10. = 1982 – |leader11. = OTL Geraldo Jao Alckmin (Portugal) |year_leader11. = ? |leader12. = ATL Ferhat Hayreddin Hasan Rais Hamidou (Algeria) |year_leader12. = ?

Also see

1. 1957.0 Colón Treaty (An Alternate 1921 Map Game)
2. South American League (An Alternate 1921 Map Game)
3. Triple Alliance (An Alternate 1921 Map Game)
4. Anti-Comintern Pact (An Alternate 1921 Map Game)
5. International Comintern (An Alternate 1921 Map Game)
6. Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) (An Alternate 1921 Game Map Game)
7. Arab League (An Alternate 1921 Map Game)
8. West Europe Defense Alliance (An Alternate 1921 Map Game)
9. European Coalition (An Alternate 1921 Map Game)
10. Pacific Mutual Defense Alliance (An Alternate 1921 Map Game)
11. International League of European Allied Nations (An Alternate 1921 Map Game)
12. 1969 Nairobi accords (An Alternate 1921 Map Game)
13. 1964.6 București Treaty (An Alternate 1921 Map Game)
14. NATO (An Alternate 1921 Map Game)
15. Nuclear weapons arsenal (An alternate 1921 game)
16. 1970.6 Treaty of Tlatelolco (An Alternate 1921 Game Map Game)
17. Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (An Alternate 1921 Game Map Game)
18. 1974.5 Pact of Rouen (An Alternate 1921 Map Game)
19. French Industrial League (An Alternate 1921 Map Game)