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Armament

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

11Records
1933–1957Date range
3Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1933

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill1933

Government / Conservative Party Government

Begins to advocate re-armament against Germany

1934

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill28 November 1934

Government / Conservative Party Government

Warns of growing German air strength

1935

Stanley Baldwin Bewdley, 1st4 March 1935

Government / Conservative Party Government

Signs a White Paper to modernize equipment & increase estimates

Stanley Baldwin Bewdley, 1st18 March 1935

Government / Conservative Party Government

The Government protests about Germany's conscription & existence of the Luftwafe

Stanley Baldwin Bewdley, 1st18 June 1935

Government / Conservative Party Government

German-British Fleet agreement, the German fleet is set to 35% of the British, supports the revision of the Versailles Treaty and leads to some discomfort between France and Great Britain

1936

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill23 April 1936

Government / Conservative Party Government

Advocates a the creation of a Ministry of Supply

1937

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill14 March 1937

Government / Conservative Party Government

Warns the Commons about Hitler's plans following the German absorption of Austria

1939

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill14 July 1939

London · Government / Conservative Party Government

A Ministry of Supply is created, 1st advocated by Churhill in 1936

1954

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill1954

Government / Conservative Party Government

Agrees with the USA that Germany should be able to rearm

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill1954

London · Government / Conservative Party Government

Agrees with the USA that the Allies should allow Germany to rearm

1957

Maurice Harold MacMillan Stockton, 1st19 February 1957

London · Government / Conservative Party Government

Makes a speech in Parliament calling for global disarmament & a summit

Names involved

Maurice Harold MacMillan Stockton, 1stStanley Baldwin Bewdley, 1stWinston Leonard Spencer Churchill

Provenance

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