The International Court of the United Nations Organization: A Consensus of American and Canadian Views, as Expressed in Twenty-five Regional Group Conferences of Lawyers Throughout the United States and Canada on Various Questions Arising Under the Dumbarton Oaks ProposalsCanadian Bar Association, Committee on Legal Problems of International Organization for the Maintenance of Peace, 1945 - Dumbarton Oaks Conference - 24 pages |
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