Birth of Edward Frederick Lindley Wood
Birth of Edward Frederick Lindley Wood, 4th son of Charles the 2nd Viscount Halifax
Follow Edward Frederick Lindley Wood through 29 dated historical records for Great Britain.
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Birth of Edward Frederick Lindley Wood, 4th son of Charles the 2nd Viscount Halifax
Elected Member of Parliament for Ripon
Role range: 1910-1925
Appointed President of the Board of Trade by Bonar Law
Role range: 1922-1923 – 1922-1923
Appointed President of the Board of Trade by Bonar Law
Role range: 1922-1923 – 1922-1923
Appointed Minister of Agriculture
Role range: 1924-1929 – 1924-1925
Created Baron Irwin
Role range: 1924-1929 – 1924-1925
Appointed Viceroy of India
Role range: 1924-1929 – 1925-1931
The Indian Currency Act fixes the rupee at 1 shilling 6 pence and obliges the government to buy gold while permitting official sales of gold or sterling.
Role range: 1926-1931
Supports the idea of "Dominion Status" for India
Role range: 1924-1929 – 1926-1931
Supports the idea of "Dominion Status" for India
Role range: 1924-1929 – 1926-1931
Appointed President of the Board of Education
Created Earl Halifax, 3rd
Appointed Lord Privy Seal
Role range: 1935-1937 – 1935-1938
Appointed Secretary for War
Role range: 1935-1937 – 1935-1935
Invited by the German Hunting Association, hopes to inprove Anglo-German relations
Role range: 1935-1937 – 1935-1935
Visits Hitler at Berchtesgaden, despite opposition from the Foreign Office
Role range: 1935-1937 – 1935-1935
Appointed Foreign Minister
Role range: 1937-1940 – 1938-1941
Italy agrees to withdraw troops from Spain. Britain recognizes the King of Italy as Emperor of Ethiopia
Role range: 1937-1940 – 1938-1941
Settles trade & financial questions, deprives the Royal Navy of Irish bases
Role range: 1937-1940 – 1938-1941
Halifax reviewed Chamberlain's Berchtesgaden report and coordinated consultations with France.
Role range: 1938-1940
Halifax examined the Godesberg memorandum with Chamberlain after the British delegation returned to London.
Role range: 1938-1940
Halifax examined the Godesberg memorandum with Chamberlain after the British delegation returned to London.
Role range: 1938-1940
Halifax coordinated diplomatic warnings and Cabinet preparations during the final days before the Munich conference.
Role range: 1938-1940
Attends discussions on Italy and Allied strategy.
Role range: 1939-1945 – 1938-1940
Halifax weighs diplomatic risks of violating Norwegian neutrality against the need to restrict German ore imports.
Role range: 1939-1945 – 1938-1940
Appointed Member of War Cabinet
Role range: 1940-1945
Discusses possible Italian mediation during the Dunkirk crisis.
Role range: 1939-1945 – 1938-1940
Appointed Ambassador of USA
Role range: 1940-1945 – 1941-1951
Signs the United Nations Charter on behalf of Britain
Role range: 1941-1951
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