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<h2>The League and the Lytton Report: The Fifth Phase of the Chinese-Japanese Conflict (May 1- December 31, 1932)</h2>
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<h3><em>The League and the Lytton Report: The Fifth Phase of the Chinese-Japanese Conflict (May 1- December 31, 1932)</em>. Geneva Special Studies, vol. III, no. 10. Geneva, Switzerland: Geneva Research Information Committee, 1932. </h3>
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<p>The <em>Geneva Special Studies</em> were a series of journals published on global conflicts that were so severe the League of Nations stepped in to help maintain world peace. These series focus on a dispute over Manchuria between China and Japan. That dispute, as well as pushback over rising Japanese influence in China, would lead to the Second Sino-Japanese War fought as part of World War II. The studies focus on a recounting of the League of Nations action with both countries, and detail items such as troop movement, negotiations between the countries, and international action that influenced each nation.</p>
<p>This volume focuses specifically on the Lytton Report, a report that came out during the latter half of 1932 in the fifth phase of the conflict. The Lytton Report was created by the Commission of Enquiry and was a report to aid in creating a settlement under Article XV of the Covenant of the League of Nations. The Japanese news discounted the report saying it did not consider the realities and timeliness of the conflict.</p>
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