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Great Britain · Government / Coalition Government. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

7Records
1916Date range
2Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1916

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill19 June 1916

Dardanelles · Government / Coalition Government

Learns Asquith witheld documents in the Dardanelles enquiry which would clear him

Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st18 July 1916

Dardanelles · Government / Coalition Government

The Cromer Commission is announced to investigate the Dardanelles Campaign

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill18 July 1916

Dardanelles · Government / Coalition Government

The formation of a Commission is announced to investigate the Dardanelles Campaign

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill12 August 1916

Dardanelles · Government / Coalition Government

Writes to Earl Cromer asking to present his own case without Counsel

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill20 September 1916

Dardanelles · Government / Coalition Government

Cromer informs Churchill the Commission will meet secretly & Churchill cannot examine

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill28 September 1916

Dardanelles · Government / Coalition Government

Says there was full authority & at the time there was a reasonable prospect of success. Appears at the enquiry to defend the Dardanelles Campaign

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill26 November 1916

Dardanelles · Government / Coalition Government

The findings are published but Churchills evidence is not. Churchill has his account of the Antwerp expedition published in the Sunday Pictoral

Names involved

Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1stWinston Leonard Spencer Churchill

Provenance

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