Records of The League of Nations Union

LNU

Records of The League of Nations Union

1914-2019

Papers, records, and publications

Arranged in a box list.

English, French,Welsh

• Welsh League of Nations Union,
• League of Nations Union,
• Scottish League of Nations Union,
• Women's Advisory Committee,
• Reverend J. J. Morgan
• Welsh National Memorial Association,
• Council for Education in World Citizenship,
• United Nations Association,
• Oxford University Press,
• La Guerre Sociale,
• The Union of Democratic Control,
• The Polish Information Centre,
• Lieutenant-General the Right Honourable N. J. C. Smuts,
• The No-Conscription Fellowship,
• Information Section Geneva,
• Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
• Press bureau of the Chinese Delegation,
• League of Nations Secretariat,
• International Bureau of Education
• The China National Defence League in Europe,
• The Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society,
• The West Scotland Commercial College,
• Ministry of Labour,
• Fight the Famine Council,
• The International Labour Office,
• Educational Institute of Scotland,
• Friends' Peace Committee,
• J. P. Coombe Tennant,
• The New Europe,
• Frederick Cuthbert Potter,
• Sunday Worker,
• The Economist,
• The International Labour Organisation,
• The English Review,
• Welsh School of Social Service,
• National Declaration Committee,
• The Labour Party,
• Office of the High Commissioner,
• Dunford House (Cobden Memorial) Association,
• The Royal Institute of International Affairs,
• The Association of British Chambers and Commerce,
• Central Federation of Nippon Culture,
• The Communist Party of Great Britain,
• The Contemporary Review,
• National Constitution Defence Movement,
• The Year Book of Education,
• Freedom,
• Australian Commonwealth Minister for Immigration and Information,
• Committee of European Co-operation,
• The World Parliamentary Conference,
• Problems of Communism,
• Glamorgan Education Committee,
• The Royal British Legion Appeal,
• Toc H,
• Viscount Cecil of Chelwood,
• Women's Peace Crusade,
• Lord David Davies of Llandinam,
• Welsh National Temple of Peace and Health,
• Western Mail,
• South Wales News,
• The New Commonwealth,
• Mass-Observation,
• Department of Economic Affairs,
• The David Davies Memorial Institute of International Studies,
• British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC),
• United Nations Department of Public Information,
• Freedom from Hunger Campaign,
• United Nations Association Wales,
• United Nations Office of Public Information,
• United Nations,
• W. R. Davies,
• R. E. Griffith,
• Welsh Centre for International Affairs,
• S. R. Gibbons,
• P. Morican,
• Willy Brandt,
• Dame Margaret Miles,
• John Maddison,
• International Youth Service,
• South Glamorgan Health Authority,
• Campaign Against Levels Motorway,
• Robert Davies,
• Cardiff University,
• Jenny Howell,
• Coordinating Committee for International Voluntary Service,
• Food and Agriculture Organisation,
• Sarah Lloyd,
• Ian Grosvenor,
• Geneva Disarmament Conference,
• The Bureau of Current Affairs

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The League of Nations Union was an organisation formed in October 1918 in Great Britain to promote international justice, collective security and a permanent peace between nations based upon the ideals of the League of Nations.