Reform of Munitions Ministry
Reforms the Ministry of Munitions
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
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Reforms the Ministry of Munitions
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Returns to Parliament after winning the Dundee election
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Wins the election with a vote of 7,302. Must be elected to Parliament because of his Cabinet appointment
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Presents the Munitions of War Bill to Parliament to reform munitions production
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Announces plans to create a streamlined department composed of a council of 11 members
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Churchill agrees with Louis Loucher to set up an Inter Allied Munitions Council
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Meets the French to discuss munitions
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Agrees to set up a munitions factory so arms can be repaired in France
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Agrees to set up a munitions factory so arms can be repaired in France
Role range: 1914-1918 – 1917-1918
Presses for the cavalry to man tanks
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Cables all factories to requested increased output
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Counters the Red Cross efforts to stop the French use of chemical weapons
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Counters the Red Cross efforts to stop the French use of chemical weapons
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Visits GHQ in Paris & the Front
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Attends the BEF GHQ Shell Conference
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Attends the BEF GHQ Shell Conference
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Attends the Allied Munitions Council
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Chairs the Gas Conference
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Fights the election as a Coalition (Lloyd George) Liberal
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1917-1918
Appointed Minister of Air
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1919-1920
Appointed Minister of War
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1919-1920
Attends the Paris Peace Conference, urges a military expedition against the Bolsheviks
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1919-1920
Attends the Paris Peace Conference, urges a military expedition against the Bolsheviks
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1919-1920
100 million pounds is sent in military supplies to the Whites but they are defeated. 100 million pounds is sent in military supplies but the anti-Bolsheviks are defeated
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1919-1920
œ100 million is sent in military supplies but the anti-Bolsheviks are defeated
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1919-1920
Supports the Protestants by vetoing proposal by the Ulster Government to introduce PR
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1919-1920
Proclaims that he is in favour of a Jewish State
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1919-1920
Proclaims that he is in favour of a Jewish State
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1919-1920
Proclaims that he is in favour of a Jewish State
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1919-1920
Churchill convened British officials in Cairo to reconsider postwar policy in the Middle East. Their discussions helped establish the framework for an Arab-led administration in Transjordan under British supervision.
Role range: 1921-1922
Churchill supported a political arrangement under which Abdullah would govern territory east of the Jordan River. Britain expected the arrangement to stabilize the region without imposing direct administration from Jerusalem.
Role range: 1921-1922
Separates Transjordan administration from Palestine mandate policy.
Role range: 1921-1922
British policy established a distinct administration in Transjordan while retaining responsibility as mandatory power. The arrangement distinguished the emirate from the institutions governing Palestine west of the Jordan River.
Role range: 1921-1922
Wants to join the Conservatives to resist the rise of Socialism. Rejoins the Conservative Party declaring that the 3 Party system is at an end. Declares the Liberals are doomed & the Labour Government has to be brought down
Defeated in the election leaves the Liberal Party & rejoins the Conservative Party
Defeated in the election leaves the Liberal Party & rejoins the Conservative Party
Churchill published the first volume of The World Crisis, his history of the First World War.
Churchill published another volume of The World Crisis, examining the escalation and conduct of the European war.
Defeated at Leicester West
Publication of "The World Crisis", a prediction of impending war
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