1975 agreement signed by U. S., Canadian, Soviet, and European leaders, recognizing the post-World War II borders in Europe and pledging the signatories to respect human rights and fundamental freedoms.

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Lina Park

3 December, 09:19

1975 agreement signed by U. S., Canadian, Soviet, and European leaders, recognizing the post-World War II borders in Europe and pledging the signatories to respect human rights and fundamental freedoms.

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Molly Mayer · Answer 1

The Helsinki Accords

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Was an agreement signed by 35 nations, held in Helsinky. This act included global issues, icnluding the ffect on the Cold War and U. S.-Soviet relations.

The Helsinki Process, including the review meetings, led to greater cooperation between Eastern and Western Europe.