Tribune
Helps launch Tribune as a socialist weekly.
Explore 152 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1937.
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Helps launch Tribune as a socialist weekly.
Birth of Ian La Frenais
Birth of Vanessa Redgrave
Speaks on factory regulation and working conditions during scrutiny of the Factories Bill.
Challenges government proposals affecting local-government finance.
Created Duke of Windsor
Publishes The Road to Wigan Pier.
Warns the Commons about Hitler's plans following the German absorption of Austria
Raises the consequences of flooding in the Fen district and the public response required.
Great Britain was deliberately settled in shallow water at Sparrow Cove after years of work as a storage hulk.
Great Britain was deliberately settled in shallow water at Sparrow Cove after years of work as a storage hulk.
Opens the National Maritime Museum, 1st public appearence since the abdication. George VIs 1st public apearence since the abdication
Present at George Is opening of the National Maritime Museum
Opens the National Maritime Museum, 1st public appearence since the abdication. Opens the National Maritime Museum. George VIs 1st public apearence since the abdication
Intervenes in the Commons over the Harworth colliery dispute.
Breaks a modified commercial Enigma system used by forces supporting Franco in the Spanish Civil War.
Carter scores Sunderland's equaliser against Preston North End before his side completes a 3โ1 FA Cup final victory.
Cochrane manages Sunderland to their first FA Cup, overseeing a comeback against Preston North End in the Wembley final.
Gurney scores as Sunderland defeat Preston North End 3โ1 in the FA Cup final, adding the cup to the league title secured the previous year.
Crowned King of Great Britain. Crowned George raher than Albert, too German & indicates link with George V
Death of Philip Snowden
Accepts Baldwins resignation
Succeeds Stanley Baldwin as Prime Minister and makes the pursuit of negotiated European settlements central to his foreign policy.
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain
Retires as Prime Minister & from public life
Derby, seconded by Churchill, proposes Chamberlain for Leadership
Derby, seconded by Churchill, proposes Chamberlain for Leadership
Derby, seconded by Churchill, proposes Chamberlain for Leadership
Appeals for Better relations with Germany for "peaceful goodwill & co-operation"
Marries Wallis Simpson, at Chateau de Cande, Touraine
Uses his former ministerial experience to scrutinise Ministry of Health policy.
Speaks on the Spanish Civil War and British policy toward the conflict.
Challenges government labour and employment policy in the Commons.
Becomes president of the Oxford University Conservative Association.
Returns to Britain and takes command of 9th Infantry Brigade with temporary brigadier rank.
The Factories Act consolidates rules governing safety, welfare and working conditions.
Birth of Barbara Windsor, born Barbara Ann Deeks
Calls a Council of Ministers after Italian submarines attack oil tankers
The Windsors travel to Germany on a fact finding tour
Birth of Dick Clement
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