How did United Nations Begins?

    During the Second World War, the allied nations referred to the "UN". In 1942, the allied nations agreed that they would not celebrate any peace agreement separately with Germany.
At a Potsdam conference in 1945, which really laid the groundwork for the UN Foundation to take preventive measures to prevent future conflicts and also to establish procedures for the prosecution of Nazi war criminals. The first agreement on the Potsdam conference was signed by twenty-seven countries in 1945, formally the war on the United Nations. Initially, there was a membership of fifty countries.
    The United Nations (UN) is headed by a strong Security Council. The United Nations had sufficient power to intervene in international conflicts that could lead to conflicts. Today, the UN is too strong but sufficiently developed so that they can participate in many economic aid programs around the world.

Did you know
In early 1945, Yalta's allied leaders met in the Crimea to take a stand on the post-war form of the world. Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin decided how Germany would be divided when the war was won.