The Moscow Declarations were a set of four crucial agreements signed in October 1943 by the Allied powers during <a href="/article/world-war-ii">World War II</a>. They outlined plans for post-war international cooperation, the fate of Axis-occupied nations like Austria and Italy, and the accountability for war crimes, laying foundational principles for the future <a href="/article/united-nations">United Nations</a>.
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