Their Finest Hour History Volume
Churchill published Their Finest Hour, the second volume of The Second World War.
Follow Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill through 1,398 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Churchill published Their Finest Hour, the second volume of The Second World War.
Churchill suffers from a major stroke
Role range: 1945-1951
The Labour Party wins 48.8% of votes cast, a record, & 315 MPs
At Strasburg proposes a European Army under unified command, the motion is passed
Role range: 1945-1951
Churchill published The Grand Alliance, analyzing coalition warfare in the third volume of his war history.
The Conservative Party wins 43.4% of votes cast & 298 MPs
Role range: 1945-1951
At Strasburg proposes a European Army under unified command, the motion is passed
Role range: 1945-1951
Proposes a European Army at the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe. Churchills proposal is accepted by 89 votes to 5
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
The Conservatives win 321 seats, Labour 295, Liberals 6 & United Ireland 3
Returns as Prime Minister after the Conservative election victory.
Role range: 1951-1955
Churchill accepts George VIs commission to form a Government
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Egypt breaks off the 1936 Treaty of alliance with Britain & the 1899 Sudan agreement
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Egypt breaks off the 1936 Treaty of alliance with Britain & the 1899 Sudan agreement
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 3rd term
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Egypt breaks off the 1936 Treaty of alliance & the 1899 agreement over Sudan
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Appointed Minister of Defence
Role range: 1951-1955
The US, France & Britain produce a disarmament plan to introduce to the United Nations Assembly
Role range: 1951-1955
France, Britain, USA & Turkey announce a security programme for the Near East
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Egypt offers to let the future of Sudan be decided by plebiscite under United Nations supervision
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Churchill & Eden decide to stay out of the European Defence Community
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
After a report by Norman Brook is passed from the PM to the Home Office
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Attempts to appoint Eden as Deputy PM but George VI refuses due to Churchills age, 77
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
After a report by Norman Brook is passed from the PM to the Home Office
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Restores the Home Guard, founded in 1940, for possible use against Stalin
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Publication of "The Hinge of Fate"
Uses the phrase, Before Alamein we never had a victory. After Alamein we never had a defeat.
Role range: 1939-1945
While in Washington Churchill allows US bases on British soil
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Attends the Accession Council which proclaims Queen Elizabeth II
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Attends the Accession Council which proclaims Queen Elizabeth II
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Identity cards are abolished
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Churchill has a small arterial spasm
Role range: 1951-1955
The 1st British nuclear bomb is exploded
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
The first British nuclear bomb is exploded
Role range: 1951-1955
Britain explodes its first atomic bomb off Australia and becomes the third member of the nuclear club
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Britain tests its atom bomb in the Monte Bello Islands off nth-west Australia
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
The Bill for the denationalzation of steel is introduced into the House of Commons
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Sterling is floated by Rab Butler prior to his 1952 Buget
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Death of Joseph Stalin, Churchill is the last survivor of the war time triumvirate
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
Churchill is knighted
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
The Bill for the denationalization of steel is given the Royal Assent
Role range: 1951-1955 – 1951-1955
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