Atlantic Charter

Take a look at the Atlantic Charter 50 years after.

The Atlantic Charter is created, signed, and released to the world press.

However, there never was a signed, legal document called the "Atlantic Charter".

There they issued a joint statement of war aims, the Atlantic Charter.

The Atlantic Charter is created as a result.

The Atlantic Charter established a vision for a post-war settlement.

The Atlantic Charter promised self-determination to peoples deprived of it during the war.

The ensuing discussions between the two heads of state hammered out the "Atlantic Charter".

The Atlantic Charter affirmed the right of all nations to equal access to trade and raw materials.

Some of them, after all, professed to believe in the principles of the Atlantic Charter.

The name, The Atlantic Charter, came from a newspaper that coined the title.

After half a century of bitter contention, the Atlantic Charter sets forth the agenda on which most nations are at last agreed.

The pledge became the Atlantic Charter.

"America became a superpower through multilateralism and the Atlantic Charter in 1941.

August 14, 1941 Roosevelt and Churchill announce the Atlantic Charter.

The Atlantic Charter was a stepping stone into the creation of the United Nations.

The UN is an outgrowth of the Atlantic Charter.

However, Winston Churchill would use it, and from then on the Atlantic Charter was the official name.

Following the formulation of the Atlantic Charter, Madison returned to convoy and patrol duty.

A question in the Volksraad about the Atlantic Charter was answered evasively.

The Atlantic Charter acted as clarification that America was supporting Britain in the war.

The term was first officially used on January 1, 1942 when 26 governments signed the Atlantic Charter, pledging to continue the war effort.

'Are you still worrying about the Atlantic Charter, Valentin?

That obligation is laid out in Article 5 of the North Atlantic Charter, signed in 1949.