International Agreement at London
Persuades Germany to sign for fresh agreements on peace & reparaions
Role range: 1924-1924 – 1924-1924
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Persuades Germany to sign for fresh agreements on peace & reparaions
Role range: 1924-1924 – 1924-1924
Hosts a Conference to discuss the implementation of the Dawes Plan
Role range: 1924-1924 – 1924-1924
The French agree to the Dawes Plan
Role range: 1924-1924 – 1924-1924
Britain recognozes the Soviet Government & makes plans for a loan
Role range: 1924-1924 – 1924-1924
The Zinoviev letter published by the Daily Mail loses the Labour Party the election. After election week the Zinoviev letter is shown to be a forgery
Role range: 1924-1924 – 1924-1924
A Cabinet Committee proposes a national grid
Role range: 1924-1924 – 1924-1924
Liberals & Conservatives vote against the Government on a "Workers Weekly" article
Role range: 1924-1924 – 1924-1924
The Zinoviev letter published by the Daily Mail loses the Labour Party the election. An alleged letter from Zinoviev calls for Labour Party communists to revolt. After election week the Zinoviev letter is shown to be a forgery
Role range: 1924-1924 – 1924-1924
The Labour Party wins 33.3% of votes cast & 151 MPs
Role range: 1922-1931
MacDonald forms the new Labour Government
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 2nd term
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
Labour wins 37.1% of votes cast & 287 MPs
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
British troops restore order in Palestine
Role range: 1929-1931
Britain & Russia resume diplomatic relations
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
The USA & Great Britain sign an agreement for complete parity in all naval vessels
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
The USA & Great Britain sign an agreement for complete parity in all naval vessels
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
Opens the London conference on naval disarmament
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
The tonnage ratio for US, British & Japanese cruiser fleets will be 10:10:7. The resolutions of the Washington conference of 1922 are reinforced
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
Unemployment reaches 2,000,000
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
The Irish demand independence
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
Opening day of the Imperial Conference
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
Recommends an end to Jewish immigration into Palestine in the Passfield White Paper
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
Recommends an end to Jewish immigration into Palestine in the Passfield White Paper
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
Recommends an end to Jewish immigration into Palestine in the Passfield White Paper
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
A conference on India opens in London
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
Concluding day, agrees on the nature of Dominion status
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
The May Report announces a budget deficit of 120 million pounds
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
The May Report announces a budget deficit of 120 million pounds
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
The May Report announces a budget deficit of 120 million pounds
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
The Cabinet splits over the need for economy cuts
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
Resigns to head a National Coalition Government & seek general financial confidence
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
Resigns in order to head a National Coalition Government to seek financial confidence
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
George V asks MacDonald to form a National Government
Role range: 1931-1935 – 1931-1935
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain 3rd term
Role range: 1931-1935 – 1931-1935
Conservative 470, Labour 52, Liberals 33 & others 5 seats. A victory for the National Government. 554 seats for the national Government, 470 Tories & 52 Labour
Role range: 1931-1935 – 1931-1935
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 2nd term
Role range: 1931-1935 – 1931-1935
The Statute of Westminster provides for a course of independence for the Dominions
Role range: 1931-1935 – 1931-1935
The Statute of Westminster provides for a course of independence for the Dominions
Role range: 1931-1935 – 1931-1935
The Cabinet is split over MacDonalds cuts in employment benefit
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1931-1935
The election takes place during a run on the pound & divisions over expenditure cuts. Calls an election to ask for a "doctors mandate" for the National Government
Role range: 1931-1935 – 1931-1935
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