Birth of Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home
Birth of Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home
Follow Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home through 42 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home
Elected Member of Parliament for Lanark
Appointed Parliamentary Private Secretary to Neville Chamberlain
Role range: 1935-1940
Appointed Under Secretary at the Foreign Office
Role range: 1945-1945 – 1945-1945
Loses seat at the general election
Loses seat at the general election
Wins back his seat at Lanark
Created Earl Douglas-Holme, 14th
Appointed Minister of State at the Scottish Office
Role range: 1950-1963 – 1951-1955
Appointed Lord President of the Council, 1st term
Role range: 1950-1963
Appointed Secretary of State for the Commonwealth
Role range: 1950-1963
Appointed Secretary of State for the Commonwealth
Role range: 1950-1963
Appointed Lord President of the Council, 2nd term
Role range: 1950-1963
Appointed Lord President of the Council, 3rd term
Role range: 1950-1963
Appointed Foreign Minister, 1st term
Role range: 1957-1963 – 1960-1963
Douglas-Home supports the formula assigning British Polaris forces to NATO with a national reservation
Role range: 1960-1963 – 1960-1963
Douglas-Home handles diplomatic pressure as Britain seeks to preserve an independent nuclear deterrent
Role range: 1960-1963 – 1960-1963
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain
Role range: 1963-1964 – 1963-1964
Elected Member of Parliament for Kinross, West Perthshire
Role range: 1957-1963
Appointed Party Leader of the Conservative Party
Role range: 1963-1964 – 1963-1965
Renounces his peerage in order to sit in the Commons
Role range: 1957-1963
Forms a Cabinet but 2 of the appointments refuse to serve in it
Role range: 1957-1963 – 1963-1964
At the Party Conference in Blackpool announces MacMillans decision to resign
Role range: 1957-1963
Spain takes up the question of the return of Gibraltar to the United Nations
Role range: 1963-1964 – 1963-1964
Douglas-Home inherits the British Polaris programme after becoming Prime Minister
Role range: 1963-1964 – 1963-1964
Spain takes up the question of the return of Gibraltar to the United Nations
Role range: 1963-1964 – 1963-1964
Malta is given independence after 73 years of British colonial rule
Role range: 1963-1964 – 1963-1964
Malta is given independence after 73 years of British colonial rule
Role range: 1963-1964 – 1963-1964
Great Britain performs nuclear Test at Nevada test Site
Role range: 1963-1964
The Resale Price Maintenance is abolished
Role range: 1963-1964 – 1963-1964
The Resale Price Maintenance is abolished
Role range: 1963-1964 – 1963-1964
The Resale Price Maintenance is abolished
Role range: 1963-1964 – 1963-1964
Malta is given independence after 140 years of British colonial rule
Role range: 1963-1964 – 1963-1964
Malta is given independence after 140 years of British colonial rule
Role range: 1963-1964 – 1963-1964
The Board of Admiralty is taken over by the Ministry of Defence
Role range: 1963-1964 – 1963-1964
The Conservative Government continues planning for a Royal Navy Polaris submarine force before the 1964 election
Role range: 1963-1964 – 1963-1964
Resigns as Party Leader of the Conservative Party
Appointed Foreign Minister, 2nd term
Role range: 1970-1974 – 1970-1974
Douglas-Home opend talks with Ian Smith
Role range: 1970-1974
Douglas-Home opens talks with Ian Smith
Role range: 1970-1974
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