Organization of Democratic Nations
Organization of Democratic Nations | |
 Emblem of the ODN | |
 Member states as of 1945 | |
| Abbreviation | ODN |
|---|---|
| Formation | 1945 |
| Purpose | Military alliance Economic partnership |
| Headquarters | London, England |
The Organization of Democratic Nations (ODN) is a political and military alliance formed by the United Kingdom in 1945. Composed of democratic nations (usually aligned to Great Britain), its aim is to promote democracy, peace, and security in the world. The ODN serves as a bulwark against the growing National Republican influence promoted by the International Republican Coalition (IRC) led by Russia. The ODN has also been instrumental in the decolonization process, helping former colonies to gain independence and sovereignty. Its headquarters are located in London, England. The ODN has been involved in several international conflicts, including the Silent War, where it has supported democratic nations against authoritarian National-Republican regimes.
History
The ODN was Britain's response to the formation of the International Republican Coalition in 1941. However, it's formation did not take until four years later after the IRC was founded. This was due to the reluctance of British allies to be involved in such an organization, fearing that it might drag them into the conflict in British India against the United Jambudweep and Russia. The ODN was only founded in 1945, a year after a peace treaty was signed between Britain and the now independent nation of Jambudweep
