Council of the League of Nations

The Council of the League of Nations was a key decision-making body established in 1920 to promote peace and cooperation among countries after World War I. It consisted of representatives from major member states and often met to discuss conflicts, set policies, and recommend actions to prevent wars. While its goal was to mediate disputes and ensure collective security, the Council struggled with authority and effectiveness, particularly in the face of rising tensions in the 1930s. Ultimately, its limitations contributed to the League's decline and the onset of World War II.