The Treaty of Versailles' aftermath brings to life a peculiar entity - the Free City of Danzig, nestled between Poland and Germany. As the League of Nations' great experiment, Danzig is born, governed by a council and a high commissioner, tasked with keeping the city's international status intact. This autonomous city-state becomes a neutral zone, where Polish and German interests intersect. The city's unique setup sparks curiosity, as Danzig becomes a testing ground for the League's novel approach to international relations and conflict resolution.