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Nevile Meyrick Henderson Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Nevile Meyrick Henderson, based on 10 World History Database records associated with Great Britain.

10 records1924–19406 events4 places

Chronological biography

1924

Ambassador1924
Government / Conservative Party Government · Ambassador of Great Britain · London

Appointed Minister of Egypt

1928

Ambassador1928
Government / Conservative Party Government · Ambassador of Great Britain · Paris

Appointed Ambassador of France

1929

Ambassador1929
Government / Labour Party Government · Ambassador of Great Britain · Belgrade

Appointed Ambassador of Yugoslavia

1935

Ambassador1935
Government / National Government · Ambassador of Great Britain · London

Appointed Ambassador of Argentina

1937

Ambassador1937
Government / National Government · Ambassador of Great Britain · Berlin

Appointed Ambassador of Germany

Appeals for Better relations with Germany for peaceful goodwill & co-operation1 June 1937
Government / National Government · Ambassador of Great Britain · London

Appeals for Better relations with Germany for "peaceful goodwill & co-operation"

1938

Trade Relations1938
Government / National Government · Ambassador of Great Britain

Proposes Hitler partition Africa & equal trade for major powers but this is rejected. Hitler informs Henderson that he favours expansion in Central Europe

1939

Diplomatic Correspondence at London23 August 1939
Government / Naional Coalition · London

Hands over a letter to Hitler from Chamberlain saying that Britain will defend Poland

Peace23 August 1939
Government / Naional Coalition · London

Hands over a letter to Hitler from Chamberlain saying that Britain will defend Poland

1940

Failure of a Mission1940
Government / National Government

Publication of "Failure of a Mission"

Titles and roles

Ambassador of Great Britain

Record provenance

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