Marit Fosse is a writer, journalist, entrepreneur, and creative manager with a broad-based background in highly competitive and dynamic organizations. She set up Diva International and succeeded in making it a reference magazine for the international community in Geneva, Switzerland, and has published hundreds of articles and co-authored several books. She is also the vice-president of the World Trade Center in Dakar, Senegal, and is involved in developing business in Mali. John Fox, after a career working as a publications officer for the BBC and UNESCO, is now a retired international civil servant. He is a contributor to and co-editor of Diva: International Diplomat and co-author with Marit Fosse of the book The League of Nations: From Collective Security to Global Rearmament. He has also contributed an article on Lord Robert Baden-Powell to UNESCO’s educational journal Prospects.

• Foreword by Michael Moller, Acting Director-General, United Nations Headquarters, GenevaIntroduction1. A Brief Account of Recent Irish history2. Who Was Sean Lester?3. The Diplomat4. The Manchurian Question 5. Latin American Matters6. Disarmament and Finance7. Secretariat Appointments8. Minority Questions9. Appointed High Commissioner in Danzig10. Danzig, 1933 and 193411. Danzig, 193512. Danzig, 1936 and Beyond13. Ethiopia/Abyssinia14. Deputy Secretary-General, 1937–194015. War Begins, 193916. The Summer of 194017. Becoming Secretary-General18. The End of the LeagueBibliographyIndex

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Marit Fosse is a writer, journalist, entrepreneur, and creative manager with a broad-based background in highly competitive and dynamic organizations. She set up Diva International and succeeded in making it a reference magazine for the international community in Geneva, Switzerland, and has published hundreds of articles and co-authored several books. She is also the vice-president of the World Trade Center in Dakar, Senegal, and is involved in developing business in Mali. John Fox, after a career working as a publications officer for the BBC and UNESCO, is now a retired international civil servant. He is a contributor to and co-editor of Diva: International Diplomat and co-author with Marit Fosse of the book The League of Nations: From Collective Security to Global Rearmament. He has also contributed an article on Lord Robert Baden-Powell to UNESCO’s educational journal Prospects.

• Foreword by Michael Moller, Acting Director-General, United Nations Headquarters, GenevaIntroduction1. A Brief Account of Recent Irish history2. Who Was Sean Lester?3. The Diplomat4. The Manchurian Question 5. Latin American Matters6. Disarmament and Finance7. Secretariat Appointments8. Minority Questions9. Appointed High Commissioner in Danzig10. Danzig, 1933 and 193411. Danzig, 193512. Danzig, 1936 and Beyond13. Ethiopia/Abyssinia14. Deputy Secretary-General, 1937–194015. War Begins, 193916. The Summer of 194017. Becoming Secretary-General18. The End of the LeagueBibliographyIndex

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Marit Fosse is a writer, journalist, entrepreneur, and creative manager with a broad-based background in highly competitive and dynamic organizations. She set up Diva International and succeeded in making it a reference magazine for the international community in Geneva, Switzerland, and has published hundreds of articles and co-authored several books. She is also the vice-president of the World Trade Center in Dakar, Senegal, and is involved in developing business in Mali. John Fox, after a career working as a publications officer for the BBC and UNESCO, is now a retired international civil servant. He is a contributor to and co-editor of Diva: International Diplomat and co-author with Marit Fosse of the book The League of Nations: From Collective Security to Global Rearmament. He has also contributed an article on Lord Robert Baden-Powell to UNESCO’s educational journal Prospects.

• Foreword by Michael Moller, Acting Director-General, United Nations Headquarters, GenevaIntroduction1. A Brief Account of Recent Irish history2. Who Was Sean Lester?3. The Diplomat4. The Manchurian Question 5. Latin American Matters6. Disarmament and Finance7. Secretariat Appointments8. Minority Questions9. Appointed High Commissioner in Danzig10. Danzig, 1933 and 193411. Danzig, 193512. Danzig, 1936 and Beyond13. Ethiopia/Abyssinia14. Deputy Secretary-General, 1937–194015. War Begins, 193916. The Summer of 194017. Becoming Secretary-General18. The End of the LeagueBibliographyIndex

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