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13 May, 14:01

Why couldn't the League of Nations prevent Japan from invading Manchuria?

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    The league failed over the Japanese invasion of Manchuria because America which was not a member and would not support economic sanctions against Japan. Members were unwilling to impose economic sanctions as the depression was already damaging world trade.
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