Structure of the League: Secretariat
History: Cambridge International GCSE The Twentieth Century (Option B), topic 2.1.5
The Secretariat
The structure of the League of Nations included: the Assembly, the Council, the Special Commissions, the Permanent Court of International Justice, and the Secretariat.
The Secretariat
- The Secretariat was a service that was in charge of all of the administrative issues and duties of the League.
- They organised anything the League had put into action apart from military affairs.
- The first Secretary-General who led the Secretariat was Eric Drummond, from England.