KELLOGG–BRIAND PACT

Kellogg–Briand Pact.Int’l law. A 1928 treaty under which the United States, France, and (by

1933) 63 other nations purported to outlaw war and pledged to settle future differences through

diplomacy. • Among the signatories were Germany, Japan, and Italy, nations whose acts of aggression led to World War II. 46 Stat. 2343, T.S. No. 796. — Also termed Pact of Paris.

[Blacks Law 8th]