The Senate approved it 85-1, but stipulated that they themselves were not obliged to enforce it.
The ideas set forth in this were first espoused in the Locarno treaties, and its eastern counterpart was the Litvinov agreement. The Senate approved it 85-1, but stipulated that they themselves were not obliged to enforce it. Its notion of "crime against peace" was the basis of the Nuremburg trials, but its mission ultimately failed, as it did not stop the Italian invasion of Ethiopia or the Japanese invasion of Manchuria, and because of its unenforceability, many countries completely ignored it. For 10 points, name this treaty signed by 62 countries that banned "war as an instrument of national policy" proposed by a French foreign minister and U. S. secretary of state.
The ideas set forth in this were first espoused in the Locarno treaties, and its eastern counterpart was the Litvinov agreement.
{Kellogg-Briand} Pact [or {Kellogg-Briand} Treaty or {Pact of Paris}]