It seems that the governments of each nation choose their UN representatives however they want to. Is that correct? Was this also the case for the League of Nations?
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Each government who was a member of the League would send an official representative who would be the equivalent of an "ambassador" from his home country. THis is just like the United Nations. Thus, if a government would change, they would officially appoint a new representative.
Since each government would handle its own internal affairs, the method of choosing the representative was left to the individual government.
The League would be made up of a General Assembly (representing all member states), an Executive Council (with membership limited to major powers), and a permanent secretariat.
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Thanks for the validation! Do you know any sources I could read having more information about this? – B T Apr 18 '16 at 19:53
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@BT Sorry, this is all I know about it. – sabbahillel Apr 18 '16 at 20:08