Commission to Study the Organization of Peace
The Commission to Study the Organization of Peace (CSOP), was an organization established during World War II to promote the formation of a United Nations as successor to the failed League of Nations. Provided by Wikipedia
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Business, free enterprise and the organization of peace / by Head, Walter D. 1881-1967
Published 1943“…Commission to Study the Organization of Peace…”
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Organizing peace in the nuclear age; [eleventh] report of the commission.
Published 1959“…Commission to Study the Organization of Peace…”
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Building peace; reports of the Commission to Study the Organization of Peace, 1939-1972.
Published 1973“…Commission to Study the Organization of Peace…”
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Report of the Commission to Study the Organization of Peace.
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New aspects of the international protection of human rights : twenty-fifth report of the Commission to Study the Organization of Peace /
Published 1977“…Commission to Study the Organization of Peace…”
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Draft international bill of human rights /
Published 1947“…Commission to Study the Organization of Peace. Committee on Human Rights…”
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