Declaration by United Nations
The declaration of the united Nations (English: Declaration by United Nations) was signed by 26 members of the anti -Hitler coalition during the Arcadia conference in Washington on January 1, 1942. It served to formalize and reaffirming the previously agreed Atlantic Charter and was a step towards establishing the United Nations.
All signatories of the declaration shall be the founding members of the United Nations. See also: Article 3 of the Charter of the United Nations.
Liabilities
Specifically, obliged the signatory:
Signatory
The 26 states were founded:
- The United States of America
- The United Kingdom
- The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
- The Republic of China
- Australia
- Belgium
- Costa Rica
- The Dominican Republic
- El Salvador
- Greece
- Guatemala
- Haiti
- Honduras
- India
- Yugoslavia
- Canada
- Cuba
- Luxembourg
- New Zealand
- Nicaragua
- The Netherlands
- Norway
- Panama
- Poland
- South Africa
- Czechoslovakia
By March 1945, a further 19 of the Declaration states joined:
- Mexico June 5, 1942
- The Philippines June 10, 1942
- Ethiopia July 28, 1942
- Iraq January 16, 1943
- Brazil February 8, 1943
- Bolivia April 27, 1943
- Iran September 10, 1943
- Columbia December 22, 1943
- Liberia February 26, 1944
- France December 26, 1944
- Ecuador February 7, 1945
- Peru February 11, 1945
- Chile February 12, 1945
- Paraguay February 12, 1945
- Venezuela February 16, 1945
- Uruguay February 23, 1945
- Turkey February 24, 1945
- Egypt February 27, 1945
- Saudi Arabia March 1, 1945