Department of State Bulletin volume V 2 Apr Jun 1940
Department of State Bulletin volume V 2 Apr Jun 1940
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A General Declaration of the Neutrality of the American Republics was adopted, which set forth the standards of neutral conduct which the American republics proposed to observe in order to maintain their status as neutral states both in respect to the fulfillment of their neutral duties and in respect to the maintenance of their neutral rights. It was in the closing paragi'aph of this declaration that the Inter-American Neutrality Committee was established, whose object it should be to study an...d forniulat« recommendations with respect to the problems of neutrality in the light of experience and changing circumstances.
In addition to making provision for the ob- servance of the standards of conduct incumbent upon them as neutrals the American republics found it necessary to establish a "zone of se- curity" around the American Continent to be kept free of belligerent operations. Here was a question not of following established rules of international law but of creating a new rule. The preamble of the Declaration called at- tention to the unusual character of the war in its effects upon the fundamental interests of America and to the absence of any justifica- tion that the interests of tlie belligerents should prevail over the rights of neutrals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A General Declaration of the Neutrality of the American Republics was adopted, which set forth the standards of neutral conduct which the American republics proposed to observe in order to maintain their status as neutral states both in respect to the fulfillment of their neutral duties and in respect to the maintenance of their neutral rights. It was in the closing paragi'aph of this declaration that the Inter-American Neutrality Committee was established, whose object it should be to study an...d forniulat« recommendations with respect to the problems of neutrality in the light of experience and changing circumstances.
In addition to making provision for the ob- servance of the standards of conduct incumbent upon them as neutrals the American republics found it necessary to establish a "zone of se- curity" around the American Continent to be kept free of belligerent operations. Here was a question not of following established rules of international law but of creating a new rule. The preamble of the Declaration called at- tention to the unusual character of the war in its effects upon the fundamental interests of America and to the absence of any justifica- tion that the interests of tlie belligerents should prevail over the rights of neutrals.
What to read after Department of State Bulletin volume V 2 Apr Jun 1940?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Dept of State Office of Public Co to read onlineMoreLess
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