League of Nations mandate system

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The League of Nations mandate system was an international governance framework established after World War I to administer former German and Ottoman territories under the supervision of member states until they were deemed capable of self-rule.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf League of Nations mechanism
colonial administration framework
international governance system
administeredBy mandatory powers
appliedTo former German colonies
former Ottoman territories
classification Class A mandates
Class B mandates
Class C mandates
createdAfter World War I NERFINISHED
criticizedFor limited local participation in governance
perpetuating colonial rule
definedIn Article 22 of the Covenant of the League of Nations
endedWith dissolution of the League of Nations
formalizedAt Paris Peace Conference NERFINISHED
geographicScope Africa NERFINISHED
Middle East NERFINISHED
Pacific
goal administer former enemy territories
prepare territories for self-government
includedMandate Cameroons NERFINISHED
Mandate for Mesopotamia (Iraq) NERFINISHED
Mandate for Palestine NERFINISHED
Mandate for Syria and Lebanon NERFINISHED
Nauru NERFINISHED
New Guinea NERFINISHED
Pacific Islands Mandate NERFINISHED
Ruanda-Urundi NERFINISHED
Samoa NERFINISHED
South West Africa NERFINISHED
Tanganyika Territory NERFINISHED
Togoland NERFINISHED
influenced design of the United Nations Trusteeship Council
post-1945 decolonization processes
introduced 1919
legalBasis Covenant of the League of Nations NERFINISHED
notableMandatoryPower Australia NERFINISHED
Belgium NERFINISHED
France NERFINISHED
Japan NERFINISHED
New Zealand NERFINISHED
South Africa NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
partOf League of Nations NERFINISHED
principle sacred trust of civilization
tutelage of peoples not yet able to stand by themselves
replacedBy United Nations trusteeship system NERFINISHED
required annual reports by mandatory powers
supervisedBy League of Nations Permanent Mandates Commission NERFINISHED
timePeriod interwar period

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Territory of New Guinea administeredUnder League of Nations mandate system
League of Nations High Commissioner in Danzig partOf League of Nations mandate system
Namibia Advisory Opinion (Legal Consequences for States of the Continued Presence of South Africa in Namibia) basedOnInstrument League of Nations mandate system
this entity surface form: League of Nations Mandate for South West Africa
Japanese South Pacific Mandate partOf League of Nations mandate system
this entity surface form: League of Nations mandates system
Australian administration of Nauru legalBasis League of Nations mandate system
League of Nations drug control agreements involves League of Nations mandate system
this entity surface form: mandated territories under League of Nations
Alawite State partOf League of Nations mandate system
Greater Lebanon legalBasis League of Nations mandate system
UN Trust Territory predecessor League of Nations mandate system
subject surface form: United Nations trust territory
this entity surface form: League of Nations mandate
Anglo-Iraqi Treaty of 1922 basedOn League of Nations mandate system
Northern Cameroons statusAfterWorldWarI League of Nations mandate system
this entity surface form: League of Nations mandate territory
Syria–France relations shapedBy League of Nations mandate system