Outcome
The League ceased to exist in September 1939, following joint German and Soviet aggression on Poland. After World War II, the new communist government was not interested in colonialism and the organization was reestablished in 1944 as Maritime League. In 1953 it was dissolved, then in 1981 recreated again as Maritime League. Since 1999 it has been called Maritime and River League.
In the spring of 2006, Polish artist Janek Simon went to Madagascar, looking back to the ideas of the interbellum period. He wanted to organized there the "Polish Year in Madagascar", instead, two exhibitions took place.
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