Report

The "Report" of the fourth congress of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, held in Washington, D.C. in 1924, serves as a significant historical document detailing the organized efforts of women globally to foster lasting peace and social justice in the wake of the First World War. This comprehensive record encapsulates the discussions, resolutions, and visionary goals of an international delegation dedicated to disarmament, international cooperation, and the promotion of human rights.

Within these pages, readers will find detailed accounts of the league's strategies for political and economic reform, as well as their advocacy for the equality of women in the pursuit of global stability. As a primary source, this "Report" offers profound insights into the feminist pacifist movement during the interwar period, highlighting the intersection of gender and geopolitics. It remains an essential resource for scholars and readers interested in the history of international relations, women's activism, and the development of non-governmental organizations dedicated to humanitarian causes.

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