Czechoslovakia Debate
Raises the security of Czechoslovakia immediately after the annexation of Austria changes the strategic position in Central Europe.
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Raises the security of Czechoslovakia immediately after the annexation of Austria changes the strategic position in Central Europe.
Presses ministers about British policy toward Czechoslovakia and the growing German threat.
Criticises the government's foreign policy while arguing that defence policy must be linked to collective resistance to aggression.
Challenges the government's agreement with Mussolini and questions whether concessions to dictators will strengthen peace.
Responds to Chamberlain's Commons statement during the final days of the Czechoslovak crisis.
Calls the Munich settlement a humiliation and argues that Czechoslovakia has been forced to yield to threats of force.
Attlee criticized the government's policy and the sacrifice of Czechoslovakia during the Commons debate.
Role range: 1935-1955
Continues Labour's criticism of the Munich settlement and warns that the underlying European danger remains.
Opposes the claim that Munich has created a durable peace and stresses the strategic cost of the settlement.
Challenges the continuation of appeasement after Munich and calls for a stronger international approach to aggression.
Returns to the weakness of the post-Munich settlement and presses for policies capable of deterring further expansion.
Sends a letter to Chamberlain saying Labour will not serve under Chamberlain
Role range: 1935-1955
Appointed Member of War Cabinet
Role range: 1940-1945
Appointed Lord Privy Seal
Role range: 1940-1945 – 1940-1942
Appointed Deputy Prime Minister, serves under Winston Churchill
Role range: 1940-1945 – 1942-1945
Appointed Dominions Secretary
Role range: 1940-1945 – 1942-1943
Appointed Lord President of the Council
Role range: 1940-1945 – 1943-1945
Rejects Churchill's offer to continue the Coalition Government
Role range: 1940-1945 – 1942-1945
The Government resigns
Role range: 1940-1945 – 1942-1945
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 1st term
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
Attlee's government inherits Britain's obligations as a founding member of the United Nations after the UN Charter is signed in 1945
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
Leads Labour to a landslide general election victory.
Role range: 1945-1951
Attlee's government inherits Britain's obligations as a founding member of the United Nations after the UN Charter is signed in 1945
Role range: 1945-1951
Attlee and Truman meet at Potsdam while Allied policy for postwar Germany and war crimes trials is discussed
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
Promises India independence
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
Promises India independence
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
Supplies and Services Transitional Powers Act 1945 continues wartime controls during postwar reconstruction
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
Continues as Leader of the Labour Party
Role range: 1935-1955
The Labour Party wins 48% of votes cast and 393 MPs
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
Labour win 393 seats, the Conservatives win 210 seats. 259 new Labour MPs are elected
Role range: 1935-1955
Russia, Britain, the USA and France recognise Austria with its 1937 boundaries
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
Ministers of the Crown Act 1946 reorganises ministerial offices and salaries for modern government
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
Concludes a secret agreement on intelligence collaboration with the USA
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
The coal industry is nationalised
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
The American and British occupation zones in Germany are economically joined together
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
Agrees to grant Indian independence no later than 1948
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
Agrees to grant Indian independence no later than 1948
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
Informs the US Britain cannot afford to keep troops in Greece and will withdraw by April
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
A treaty of alliance, the Treaty of Dunkirk, is signed with France
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
A treaty of alliance, the Treaty of Dunkirk, is signed with France
Role range: 1945-1951 – 1945-1951
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