20世纪60年代的某国际组织在其宣言中说：“我们一开始就坚持反对集团政策和外国统治，反对一切形式的政治和经济霸权，而主张每一个国家拥有自由、独立和自主发展的权利。我们从来不同意充当任何人的橡皮图章或后备军。”据材料可知，此国际组织是（）。
A.北大西洋公约组织
B.华沙条约组织
C.欧洲共同体
D.不结盟运动
参考答案：D
解析：题干体现了该组织奉行非集团化和不结盟政策，因此该国际组织是不结盟运动，故选D项。
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