博客來In ＂Women and World Federation,＂ Florence Guertin Tuttle explores the pivotal role women played in advocating for international cooperation and peace in the aftermath of World War I. Tuttle examines the historical context of the League of Nations, President Wilson’s Fourteen Points, and the efforts to establish a lasting global federation.
The book delves into various geopolitical issues, including the situations in Russia, Serbia, Germany, and Morocco. It further discusses the significance of the Bagdad Railway and the Balkan War, and the impact of figures like H. N. Brailsford. Tuttle champions the cause of the Woman’s Peace Party and their commitment to preventing future conflicts through diplomacy and international law. ＂Women and World Federation＂ provides insight into the early 20th-century landscape and the persistent pursuit of peace by women activists.
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