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1935, Jan. 7
 
Franco-Italian agreement granted concessions to Italy in Africa, opening the way for the invasion of Ethiopia, in return for possible Franco-Italian cooperation against Germany.  1
 
March 16
 
GERMANY FORMALLY DENOUNCED THE CLAUSES OF THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES CONCERNING GERMAN DISARMAMENT (See March 16).  2
 
April 17
 
The League formally condemned Germany's unilateral repudiation of the Versailles Treaty.  3
 
October–1936, May
 
THE ETHIOPIAN CRISIS (See 1934, July). The Italian invasion of Ethiopia began on Oct. 3 and was condemned by the League of Nations. The League voted to impose sanctions on Italy (Oct. 11). The sanctions had little impact, especially since the states could not agree to apply the oil sanction (February 1936). Italian forces occupied Addis Ababa (May), and Ethiopian resistance collapsed.  4
 
 
 
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