Childhood
Healey grows up in Keighley in the West Riding of Yorkshire after early childhood in the south.
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Healey grows up in Keighley in the West Riding of Yorkshire after early childhood in the south.
Appointed Commander of the Northern Army in India
Appointed Commander of the Allied forces in North Persia
Attends the Conference as a 2nd Plenipotentiary
The Balfour Declaration is confirmed by Allied Governments at the San Remo Conference
The Cunliffe Committee reiterates that sterling should return to gold at the pre-war parity and that monetary policy should be directed toward that objective.
Suggests drawing up a line between Russia & Poland during the Russo-Polish War
The Curzon Line stretches from Grodno to the Carpathian Mountains
The Balfour Declaration is confirmed by Allied Governments at the San Remo Conference
Appointed Director of the Meteorological Office
Proposes that the pressures and temperatures at the core of the Sun could produce a nuclear fusion reaction that merged hydrogen (protons) into helium nuclei, resulting in a production of energy from the net change in mass
Appointed Secretary to the Foreign Secretary Curzon
Appointed Governor General of Australia
Appointed Governor General of New Zealand
Centralises public health administration within the new ministry.
Publication of "History of the British Campaign in France & Flanders"
When the Government of Ireland Act 1920 is introduced, advises his party to work for the exemption of six Ulster counties from Home Rule as the best compromise (a compromise he had previously rejected)
Proclaims that he is in favour of a Jewish State
Proclaims that he is in favour of a Jewish State
Returns to Parliament as an Independent Liberal.
Proclaims that he is in favour of a Jewish State
Bonar Law deals with widening Conservative unease over the coalition and its domestic policies.
Represents British interests in League diplomacy.
When the Government of Ireland Act 1920 is introduced, advises his party to work for the exemption of six Ulster counties from Home Rule as the best compromise (a compromise he had previously rejected)
McCartney manages Portsmouth as the club joins the Football League Third Division, moving beyond its Southern League beginnings.
Elected Independent Liberal, 1920-1924
Montagu Norman becomes Governor of the Bank of England and begins the longest governorship in the institution's history.
Waives claims over wartime pipeline damage while seeking a broader settlement of royalty disputes with Persia.
Tom Lyons was part of Aston Villa's defensive organisation as the club won the 1920 FA Cup in the first postwar campaign.
Strachey worked on a biography using documentary evidence about Queen Victoria's life.
When the Government of Ireland Act 1920 is introduced, advises his party to work for the exemption of six Ulster counties from Home Rule as the best compromise (a compromise he had previously rejected)
Founds the 1st boy scout jamboree
Attends the Staff College at Camberley to prepare for higher staff and command appointments.
Succeeds as King of Northern Ireland
Directs his 1st feature length film, "The Kid"
Helps make, "The Kid"
Orwell's poem The Lesser Evil appeared in The College Days while he was a student at Eton.
Wells published The Outline of History, an ambitious account of human history.
Writes his first book, "The Social Worker", sets out many of the principles of his political philosophy
Main architect of the Treaty of St Germain
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