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Building a more just world: Paris’ other legacies
Building a more just world: Paris’ other legacies
In addition to re-drawing boundaries, the Paris Peace Conference engaged with many more matters – after four years of war, it re-established systems of international cooperation. In many areas, it broke new ground. In this video, Christian introduces two new features of the post-War world order: an international system of minority protection, and permanent international courts.
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