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The Kellogg Treaties Sanction War
Borchard, Edwin M. | September 5, 1928 issue

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The article focuses on the Kellogg Treaties Sanction War. The entry of the U.S. into the war and expressing France's willingness to conclude a treaty renouncing war between France and the United States, the negotiations developed rapidly. On June 20, 1927, the French Foreign Minister presented the draft of a treaty embodying his proposal, providing for a condemnation of "recourse to war" and renouncing war as between France and the United States as an "instrument of their national policy." The settlement of all disputes was never to be sought "except by pacific means."

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INTERNATIONAL relations; TREATIES; WAR; FOREIGN ministers; UNITED States; FRANCE
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