Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
J G Miller wrote:
After America joined the war in December 1941, the title "United
Nations" was adopted — at the instigation of Roosevelt — by the Allies
fighting the Axis forces. The title United Nations was adopted on
January 1st 1942 and was used by all those nations who were at war with
the Axis.

This so-called United Nations Declaration stated that all signatories
agreed with the principles of the Atlantic Charter. Twenty-six nations
signed it in January 1942, including Britain, America, Soviet Russia
and China.

So troops from 26 nations took part in the invasion?

No reason why they should. 'From each according to their means...'
Isn't that what you believe in Dave?

Bill