Moscow Declaration

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The Moscow Declaration was a World War II statement by the Allied powers outlining their commitment to continue the fight against the Axis, establish postwar peace and security, and hold war criminals accountable.


Statements (48)
Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II declaration
international agreement
joint statement
addresses Axis powers
collective security
postwar European settlement
war crimes and atrocities
adoptedAtConference Moscow Conference of 1943
commitsPartiesTo consult together on matters of common interest affecting peace and security
cooperate in maintaining international peace and security after the war
containsSection Moscow Declaration
surface form: "Declaration of Four Nations on General Security"

Austrian State Treaty 1955
surface form: "Declaration on Austria"

Declaration on Italy
Declaration on Atrocities
surface form: "Statement on Atrocities"
declaresIntention to create a general international organization based on the principle of sovereign equality of all peace-loving states
duringConflict World War II
hasTitle Moscow Declaration
historicalContext signed after major Allied victories at Stalingrad and in North Africa
influenced creation of the United Nations
language English
Russian
legalEffect political commitment among the Allied powers
prefigures Charter of the United Nations
surface form: "United Nations Charter"
purpose to affirm Allied determination to continue the war against the Axis powers until unconditional surrender
to establish a system of general security
to outline principles for postwar peace and security
to provide for the punishment of war criminals
relatedDocument Atlantic Charter agreement
surface form: "Atlantic Charter"

Declaration by United Nations
surface form: "Declaration by United Nations (1942)"

Tehran Conference agreements
signatoryCountry China
Soviet Union NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: "United States"
signatoryRepresentative Anthony Eden
Cordell Hull
Foo Ping-sheung
Vyacheslav Molotov
signedIn Moscow
signedInCountry Soviet Union
signedOn 1943-10-30
statesPolicyOn prosecution of individuals responsible for war crimes
restoration of Austria as a free and independent state
treatment of Italy after the fall of Fascism
topic future of Axis satellite states
liberation of occupied territories
postwar international organization
war crimes accountability

Referenced by (6)

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Moscow Declaration containsSection Moscow Declaration
this entity surface form: "Declaration of Four Nations on General Security"
Moscow Conference of 1943 hasOutcome Moscow Declaration
Moscow Conference of 1943 hasOutcome Moscow Declaration
this entity surface form: "Declaration of the Four Nations on General Security"
Moscow Conference of 1943 hasOutcome Moscow Declaration
this entity surface form: "Declaration on Austria"
Moscow Declaration hasTitle Moscow Declaration
Declaration on Atrocities partOf Moscow Declaration
this entity surface form: "Moscow Declarations"

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