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nope....but it was the forerunner of the united nations organization

The league was successful a little bit but not enough as the failures made the successes not seem at all Considerable,But they did good work to help refugees after the war and fought against slavery ,Trying to create better working conditions around the world
Yes and No they were sucessful at some things but not others

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