The Straits Times
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Once the city of peace, Geneva sees the United Nations' presence fade
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The article examines how Geneva's historical role as a centre for international diplomacy and peace-building through the League of Nations and UN presence is diminishing over time, drawing parallels to the League's decline before World War Two.
Once the city of peace, Geneva sees the United Nations' presence fade
GENEVA, May 7 - When in 1937 the League of Nations vacated the 225-room Palais Wilson in Geneva, the global intergovernmental body created to preserve peace after World War One was on its last legs. It died soon afterwards with World War Two.
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