On February 2, 1932, the International Conference on Disarmament was held in Geneva on December 26, 1931. The International Conference on Disarmament was held in Geneva on February 2, 1932, and ended on June 11, 1933. There were more than 60 countries (including the Soviet Union, the United States and nine non-member states) who participated in the Geneva International Conference on Disarmament, with over 1,500 representatives. The conference was manipulated by Great Britain and the United States and other great powers. During the conference, the great powers made proposals to try to weaken each other's military effectiveness, but the differences between them were great, especially the contradictions between the German laws were most prominent. France suggested establishing an international security system, which must first insist on ensuring security, then disarmament; and then the German armed forces demanded equality