Can the League Be Saved?

1933 has been the most critical in the short history of the League of Nations, which held its first Assembly at Geneva just thirteen years ago. On March 27, 1933 the Japanese government gave the requisite two years' notice of its intention to withdraw from the League, in consequence to the unanimous adoption by the Assembly on February 24, 1933 of a report on the conflict between China and Japan which was accepted by China and rejected by Japan. The League capitulated to Japan and the report is a dead letter.