Leader of House of Commons
Appointed Leader of the House of Commons
Explore 181 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1935.
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Appointed Leader of the House of Commons
Appointed Leader of the House of Lords
Appointed Lord Chancellor
Hoare's government supported the League's response after Italy's attack on Ethiopia prompted international condemnation.
The Hoare Laval controversy raised questions about whether major powers would uphold collective security principles.
Hoare's delegation participated in League diplomacy amid growing concern about the possibility of an Italian invasion.
Hoare pursued an approach to the crisis that publicly emphasized obligations under the League of Nations Covenant.
Hoare served as foreign secretary when League economic sanctions against Italy entered into force in November.
The Government of India Act, 11 British Indian provinces with Parliaments are created
Appointed Lord President of the Council
Appointed Lord Privy Seal
Appears in the film version of Lorna Doone
Appointed Major General
Appointed Major General
Hoare faced strategic questions about the Mediterranean consequences of stronger pressure on Mussolini.
Elected Member of Parliament for Southend
Elected Member of Parliament & regains his seat of Manchester Platting
Elected Member of Parliament for Leicester West
Appointed Minister of Labour
Publication of "Murder on the Orient Express"
Appointed Trustee of the National Gallery
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physics for discovering the neutron, a neutral nuclear particle fundamental to understanding atomic nuclei.
Hoare's government confronted disagreement about including petroleum in measures aimed at Italy.
Harold Sanderson's former White Star Line fleet included Olympic, which retired after more than two decades as the only Olympic class liner with a lengthy peacetime career.
Completes fellowship work titled On the Gaussian Error Function, demonstrating his growing strength in probability and analysis.
Opposes the proposed Hoare-Laval settlement of the Abyssinian crisis and criticises concessions to Fascist Italy.
Chairs the Oxford Labour Party while combining local politics with writing and teaching.
Baldwins Government negotiates the Hoare-Laval Pact, permits Itay to annex Ethiopia
Hoare met Laval in Paris in December to develop a diplomatic settlement of the Ethiopian conflict.
Hoare's diplomatic conduct became a subject of intense British parliamentary controversy.
Emerges as a forceful critic of Conservative policy.
Hoare and Laval devised a proposal granting Italy extensive advantages in Ethiopia without openly endorsing outright annexation.
Attlee came first in both the first and second ballots and retains the leadership
Appointed Leader of the Opposition
Appointed President of the Governing Commission for the Saarland Plebiscite
Appointed President of the Governing Commission for the Saarland Plebiscite
Appointed President of the Royal Society
Baldwins Government negotiates the Hoare-Laval Pact, permits Itay to annex Ethiopia
Appointed President of the Governing Commission for the Saarland Plebiscite
Rallies the Assembly of the League of Nations against Italy if Abyssinia is invaded
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