La Política Europea Y La Sociedad De Las Naciones

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By Simón Planas-Suárez

Gili, 1935, 535 pp

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A learned but far from objective attack on the League. The Latin-American nations have gained nothing from it, the author holds, and they had best set up a substitute in the Western Hemisphere.

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