The Declaration of St James's Palace was the first joint statement of goals and principles by the Allied Powers during World War II, issued in London on June 12, 1941. It affirmed their commitment to fight the Axis Powers, pledged no separate peace, and outlined principles for a future world order based on cooperation and security. This declaration laid crucial groundwork for later Allied agreements and the formation of the United Nations.
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