After the League rejected Japan’s claim to Manchuria, Tokyo notified the League that it would withdraw. The notice came two years after the invasion and signaled the limits of an institution unable or unwilling to enforce its decisions against a major imperial power. Japan’s withdrawal took legal effect two years later.
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What did Japan’s 1933 League withdrawal notice signal?
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Japan announced withdrawal after the League condemned its actions in Manchuria; the League could not enforce compliance.
Japan withdrew from the League because the League had approved its occupation of Manchuria.
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The League rejected Japan’s claim to Manchuria, after which Japan gave notice of withdrawal.