September 1866
Geneva Congress
Marx is elected to the International's General Council while absent from its Geneva congress.
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Geneva in Germany. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Marx is elected to the International's General Council while absent from its Geneva congress.
Builds the League Health Organisation's technical work.
Germany enters the League of Nations and receives a permanent seat on the Council.
Stresemann leads the German delegation as Germany enters the League of Nations with a permanent Council seat.
Germany enters the League with a Council seat.
Germany's League admission is widely presented as a major consequence of the diplomatic reconciliation achieved at Locarno.
The five-power Rhineland Pact becomes operative after Germany joins the League and ratifications are deposited.
The Locarno agreements enter into force after the ratifications are deposited and Germany has joined the League of Nations.
The ratifications of the Locarno Treaty of Mutual Guarantee are deposited at Geneva.
Provenance
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