Convention internationale concernant l'emploi de la radiodiffusion dans l'intérêt de la paix (Genève, le 23 septembre 1936) - International - League of Nations

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Convention internationale concernant l'emploi de la radiodiffusion dans l'intérêt de la paix (Genève, le 23 septembre 1936)

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International convention concerning the use of broadcasting in the cause of peace (Geneva, September 23rd, 1936).

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LN.XII.2.(13)

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This work may be in-copyright. Published with permission of the UN Archives Geneva

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Form / genre:

Written and printed matter > Pamphlets

Dates / events:

1936 [Date published]
1936 [Date/event in text]

Places:

Europe > Switzerland > Genève > Geneva (inhabited place) [Place published]
Europe > Switzerland > Genève > Geneva (inhabited place) [Place created]

Subject / content:

Broadcasting
Peace

Person / organisation:

Inter-Governmental Conference for the Conclusion of an International Convention Concerning the Use of Broadcasting in the Cause of Peace (1936: Geneva, Switzerland) [Author]
Inter-Governmental Conference for the Conclusion of an International Convention Concerning the Use of Broadcasting in the Cause of Peace (1936: Geneva, Switzerland) [Subject of text]
League of Nations [Publisher]

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