How did the "peace of god" movement and the international peace conference at the hague influence the u. s war department's 1940 code conduct

International peace conference held at Hague aimed at world disarmament

Explanation:

International peace conference which was called by Tsar of Russia to discuss the disarmament and use of weapons to the minimum and it also aimed for maintaining peace and stability. It was held at Hague. Tsar of Russia sought some financial assistance in making the country strong with unique military arsenal and he called for the convention. Tsar of Russia desired to match and compete with the military strength of Austria and Germany.

But the conference was not fruitful but some rules and conventions were maintained and framed in case of a series of war. This conference also facilitated the establishment of international code of arbitration. It also influenced the code of conduct both allied and axis powers in both the world wars.

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