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The Secretariat of the League of Nations

Level:
GCSE
Board:
AQA

Last updated 18 Jul 2018

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The League of Nations was supported by an organization called the Secretariat. It acted as an advice and administrative body for the League of Nations..

They would keep records, record notes from meetings as and would create reports. The Secretariat also had specialist teams which could advise the League including areas in Economics, Education, and Health

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