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Turning point Martin EVans

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EVANS Martin

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In: History Today: Vol 71, No.10, October 2021, pp.28-41 (78A)Summary: 9 August 1941 the Atlantic Charter the turning point as discussion between 2 English speaking countries and document in essence a call for disarmament of aggressor nations and a common disarmement after the war.

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9 August 1941 the Atlantic Charter the turning point as discussion between 2 English speaking countries and document in essence a call for disarmament of aggressor nations and a common disarmement after the war.

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