What was the League’s role to help?
Because Finnland and Sweden couldn’t decide, in
1921 they asked the League of Nations for help, the League came to a
decision, and that was that the islands should keep belonging to Finnland.
Although, the League had one condition for that, this was that there should be
no weapons kept in the territory. This mean that the islands had to be demilitarized[I].
Which
means that they were not allowed to have any military troops or any
weapons. Both countries, Finland and
Sweden, accepted that condition. This decision was made in 1921, and is still
like that now-a-days.
The League remained alert in every part of the
Aaland Islands crisis in 1921. This strategy worked out the crisis and gave the
League an unusual success. Finnland and Sweden stayed calm the one to the other
after that.
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