FTP, name this statement of common principles issued by Roosevelt and Churchill and named for the ocean where they met.
Its first two provisions stated that the countries involved sought no territorial changes that did not accord with the wishes of the people concerned.  The eighth and final point stated a shared belief in disarmament of aggressor nations, while the sixth point stated that after the "destruction of the Nazi tyranny," both nations hoped for a peace that allowed people in all lands to live "in freedom from fear and want."  Issued on August 14, 1941, it was the result of a meeting on a warship anchored off Newfoundland.  FTP, name this statement of common principles issued by Roosevelt and Churchill and named for the ocean where they met.
Its first two provisions stated that the countries involved sought no territorial changes that did not accord with the wishes of the people concerned.  
The Atlantic Charter