 The NGG was able to maintain a legation in Paris until 1933 (chaired by Sosipatre Asatiani), when it was closed as a result of the Franco-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact of 29 November 1932.The NGG and its chief ally in Europe, the International Committee for Georgia, the president of which was Jean Martin, director of "Journal de Genève", later launched a campaign against the admission of the Soviet Union into the League of Nations, which nevertheless took place in September 1934.Thereafter, the NGG effectively became defunct.