General Smuts South Africa

Jan Christian Smuts was one of the key figures behind the creation of the League of Nations; Woodrow Wilson was inspired by his ideas on the League and borrowed heavily from them, including the mandates scheme, whereby South Africa took responsibility for Namibia. Alarmed at the turn that peacemakin...

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Main Author: Lentin, A. (Antony) (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London, UK Haus Publishing Ltd 2010
Series:Haus histories
Makers of the modern world (Haus Publishing, Ltd.)
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505 0 |a pt.1. The Life and the Land -- Smuts - Scholar, Statesman, Soldier: 1870-1914 -- War and Peace: 1914-18 -- pt.2. The Paris Peace Conference -- Peacemaking: November 1918-February 1919 -- The Fight for Revision (i): March-April 1919 -- The Fight for Revision (ii): May 1919 -- 'Wilson Peace' or 'Scrap of Paper'? 29 May-2 June 1919 -- 'The Last Battle of the War': June 1919 -- pt.3. The Legacy -- 'A Carthaginian Peace'? 1919-39 -- Smuts and the Second World War: 1939-45 -- 'Superhuman Courage': Smuts 1945-50 
520 |a Jan Christian Smuts was one of the key figures behind the creation of the League of Nations; Woodrow Wilson was inspired by his ideas on the League and borrowed heavily from them, including the mandates scheme, whereby South Africa took responsibility for Namibia. Alarmed at the turn that peacemaking was taking, Smuts took the lead in urging moderation on reparations and Germany's frontiers with Poland and pleaded for a magnanimous peace, warning that the treaty of Versailles would lead to another war. Declaring I return to South Africa a defeated man', Smuts encouraged Keynes to write The Economic Consequences of the Peace, and denounced the occupation of the Ruhr in 1923. He became Prime Minister of South Africa and a leading Commonwealth statesman. He made important contributions to the British cause in the Second World War and was instrumental in the establishment of the United Nations. 
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