In that year her book "Approaches to the Great Settlement." regarding the impending peace negotiations was published. She spent a year on the editorial staff of the Nation and in 1919 she helped establish the Womens International League for Peace and Freedom. headquartered in Geneva. World War II strained Balchs pacifism. her concern for the victims of fascism however was great and she reluctantly supported the war. She helped European refugees settle in the United States and worked to get the interned JapaneseAmericans out of the relocation camps. In 1946 the Nobel Peace Prize was jointly awarded to Balch and international YMCA leader John R. Mott.
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