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Foreign Policy

Great Britain · Politics / Labour Party. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

3Records
1938–1962Date range
3Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1938

Arthur Greenwood4 April 1938

London · Politics / Labour Party

Sets out Labour criticism of the government’s foreign policy.

1945

Denis Winston Healey1945

London · Politics / Labour Party

Healey becomes an important Labour foreign policy adviser after the wartime coalition ends.

1962

Harold Wilson1962

London · Politics / Labour Party

Speaks for Labour on foreign affairs while the party debates defence, Europe and decolonisation.

Names involved

Arthur GreenwoodDenis Winston HealeyHarold Wilson

Provenance

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