The 1920s were the greatest years of League of Nations; they accomplished many successes such as freed 200,000 slaves, cured lethal diseases, and stopped conflicts between countries that had a possibility of causing war. Stopping conflicts was one of the most important things the League did during the 1920s, the action gave the weak, exhausted world after World War One a chance to repair back to its original state, but the method the League of Nations used to solve conflicts between two countries was really unfair, the actions in Corfu and Bulgaria were great examples to explain the League's unfairness. …
