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3 February, 13:59

What political significance did the pact of paris have?

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    The pact of Paris was actually enacted as an attempt to outlaw any effort to create a warfare.

    But, this pact was soon shattered when the Axis power (Germany, Japan, and Italy) started the world war 2.

    But, one significance that it has is it established an alliance that want to fulfill their pact of paris in order to fight the axis power
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