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The London Declaration took place in the year _______.
1941

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The correct option is A 1941
Representatives from Britain, Canada, South Africa, New Zealand, and Australia met in London to discuss the need for enforcing peace and security in the world. This event came to be known as the London Declaration of 1941.

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