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1935 League of Nations votes in favor of sanctions against Italy
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1:39Now PlayingDate: 14th October 1935
Location: Geneva, France
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
FRANCE: Geneva:
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ALOISI.M. (Italian Delegate to League of Nations) Ditto speaks against Sanctions
EDEN, Mr (Robert Anthony Eden, 1st Earl of Avon, British Prime Minister) & Mrs Anthony Speaks at Geneva in Favour of Sanctions
HAWAIAT, Tekla Speaks at Geneva re Sanctions agst Italy
LAVAL. M. Speaks re Sanctions at Geneva
LEAGUE OF NATIONS Interior
MOTTA, Guiseppe (Swiss politician) Speaks at Geneva re Sanctions
POTEMKIN M. Vladimir (Soviet Ambassador to France) Speaks at Geneva re Sanctions against Italy.
Abyssinian - Italian Conflict; Italy; Ethiopia; Mussolini; Personalities - Politicians; Military - Ceremonial
Second World War, World War II, WWII, World War Two, war, international, Africa, Russia, Switzerland
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