United Nations (UNO) MCQs for Competitive Exams

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United Nations (UNO) MCQs for Competitive Exams

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The Charter of United Nations comprises of one preamble and:
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General Assembly of UNO held Its first inaugural session on 10th January, 1946, in the city of:
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United Nations officially came Into existence on:
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How many nations signed the Charter of United Nations in a conference held in San Francisco on 26th June, 1945?
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In which city, US President Roosevelt and the British Premier Churchill met on 11th February, 1945?
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Preliminary proposals about the Charter of United Nations were formulated at a conference held at Dumbarton Oaks (Washington) in:
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In which city, Roosevelt (US), Churchill (Britain) and Stalin (USSR) met on 1st December, 1943, to form a common strategy of war?
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When representatives of USA, UK, China and Soviet Union met in Moscow during the Second World War to discuss the situation? They agreed to establish a general International organization based on sovereign equality of all peace-loving countries.
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Twenty-six countries signed United Nations declaration in Washington on:
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During the Second World War, the concept of UNO took shape through various declarations and charters In which the leaders agreed to form a permanent system of general security. Firstly, US President Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Churchill signed Atlantic Charter aboard a warship In the Atlantic Ocean on: