Foreign Policy Debate
Criticises aspects of the government's European policy during the crisis following Eden's resignation.
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Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett Amery Biography and Timeline
Follow Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett Amery through 10 dated historical records for Great Britain.
Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett Amery, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
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1938
Army Estimates and Rearmament
Uses the Army Estimates debate to argue for stronger defence as German power expands.
Foreign Affairs Debate on Austria
Speaks after the Anschluss and warns about the strategic effects of continued German expansion.
Foreign Policy and the Dominions
Discusses the need for a stronger foreign policy with support from the Dominions amid the European crisis.
Anglo-Italian Agreement Debate
Questions whether accommodation with Fascist Italy will improve British security while German expansion continues.
European Situation after Munich
Criticises the Munich settlement and the weakening of Czechoslovakia in the Commons.
Conscription and National Service Debate
Presses for stronger national service and defence preparations immediately after Munich.
Debate on the Address
Returns to the military and diplomatic consequences of appeasement in the post-Munich debate on the Address.
National Voluntary Service Debate
Argues for stronger mobilisation of national resources as distrust of the Munich settlement grows.
1939
European Situation
Supports a firmer European policy after Germany's occupation of Prague destroys the assumptions behind Munich.
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