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42 countries joined at the start. By the 1930s this had risen to 60.

May 1920, the US Senate voted against Versailles.

The USSR did not join the League. In 1919 it set up the Comintern to cause revolution.

Germany was not allowed to join the League as a punishment for causing WWI.

The leading members were Britain and France, helped by Japan and Italy.

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