1939 League of Nations
The roots of the 1939 crisis trace all the way back to the aftermath of World War I. After the First World War, the Allied powers (the countries that “won”) imposed the Treaty of Versailles in 1919. This treaty placed heavy blame, extreme loss of land, severe economic instability, and military restriction on Germany. Additionally, this treaty forced Germany to pay a large sum of money, leading to massive debt. The total impact of the Treaty of Versailles led Germany to impoverishment.
Background Guide
CHAIRS
Esme Schaff: Hi! My name is Esme Schaff and I have been doing Model U.N. since middle school. I have been able to do a range of topics including deforestation, how AI can help humanitarian crises, and animal trafficking. Model U.N. has been a very rewarding experience for me, and I hope it will be just as meaningful to you.
email: 29eschaff@ecfs.org
Javin Gasca: Hey delegates! My name is Javin, and I am a sophomore at ECFS. I have had 5 years of experience with MUN and am so excited to be chairing for the second time at EthicalMUN. Outside of MUN, I play volleyball, do martial arts, and love exploring new places. Good luck to all of you, and I will see you in committee!
email: 28jjgasca@ecfs.org
CRISIS
Krish Venkatraman
Michaela Thompson: Hi, I'm Michaela and I'm one of the crisis for 1939 League of Nations! This is my fourth year doing MUN and I can't wait to make this EthicalMUN a memorable conference. I love MUN because it is an amazing opportunity to learn new things and meet new people! I hope to help make EthicalMUN a fun conference for all delegates!
Kavya Workman: Hi, I’m Kavya and this is my fourth year doing MUN. I’m so excited to be here. I can’t wait to see how this years Ethical MUN turns out.
Aaryan Kapoor: I am very excited to work with everyone!
Jules Smith