Toronto Accord

The Toronto Accord is an alliance consisting of the United States, the British Commonwealth, and European governments in exile.

Britain, forced to cut ties with a Europe under Nazi domination, turned across the Atlantic to America as it's closest ally, the two fighting side by side against Japan in Asia along with their commonwealth allies. The result was the Toronto Accord, a formal alliance built by the remaining powers of the democratic West, standing for collective security, and a united front against the threat of the German Reich.

Members

 * Canada
 * Commonwealth of Australia
 * Dutch government-in-exile
 * French Authority
 * Japan
 * Kingdom of Belgium
 * New Zealand
 * Republic of Iceland
 * Union of South Africa
 * United Kingdom
 * United States of America