Welfare of Blind Persons
Debates statutory duties placed on local authorities for the welfare of blind people.
Explore 387 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1938.
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Debates statutory duties placed on local authorities for the welfare of blind people.
Speaks on proposals to reduce the number of coal-mining undertakings in the interests of efficiency.
Uses the defence debate to press for stronger preparation against the growing military threat from Germany.
Birth of Oliver Reed
Birth of Robert Oliver Reed
Challenges the governmentโs housing finance proposals in the Commons.
Addresses the Commons as German pressure on Austria intensifies and Britain considers its response.
Continues parliamentary exchanges on Austria during the final days of his tenure as Foreign Secretary.
Speaks in the Commons debate on Austria as German pressure on the Austrian government intensifies.
Challenges the government over the deterioration of Austrian independence under German pressure.
Responds to the Austrian crisis while his disagreement with Chamberlain over relations with Italy reaches a breaking point.
Says in cabinet rearmament in 2 yrs will create "the gravest financial dislocation"
Eden offers Chamberlain his resignation, Chamberlain agrees to "sleep on the matter"
After Anthony Eden leaves the Foreign Office, Chamberlain continues negotiations intended to improve relations with Mussolini's Italy.
Anthony Eden resigns as Foreign Secretary in a dispute with PM Neville Chamberlain, he says Chamberlain is appeasing Germany
Resigns over Chamberlains relations with Italy but generally critical of appeasement
Resigns from Chamberlain's government over policy toward Mussolini and appeasement
Raises the worsening European situation following German pressure on Austria.
Criticises aspects of the government's European policy during the crisis following Eden's resignation.
Criticises the government's foreign-policy direction during the crisis surrounding Anthony Eden's departure.
Criticises the weakening of collective resistance to the dictators in a major Commons foreign-affairs debate.
Speaks from the back benches after leaving the Foreign Office and explains his concerns about the direction of British diplomacy.
Presses Labour's case for collective security rather than bilateral concessions to the fascist powers.
Moves a motion of censure over the governmentโs conduct of foreign affairs after Anthony Edenโs resignation.
Britain and France recognize the Franco Government in Spain
Hitler says he is concerned by the 10 million Germans who live outside the Reich. Henderson offers Germany colonial territory
Argues for stronger defence preparations as the European security situation deteriorates.
Uses the Army Estimates debate to argue for stronger defence as German power expands.
While Ribbentrop is at Chequers Hitler announces the Anschluss
While Ribbentrop is at Chequers Hitler announces the Anschluss
Addresses the Commons after Germany's annexation of Austria and warns about the strategic consequences of Nazi expansion.
Criticises the failure to deter German expansion after the Anschluss.
Speaks after the Anschluss and warns about the strategic effects of continued German expansion.
Declares in the Commons policy will not change despite Hitler's occupation of Prague
Argues that the Austrian crisis shows the danger of relying on concessions without an effective system of collective security.
Declares in the Commons policy will not change despite Hitler's occupation of Prague
Calls for better relations with Poland, Russia & America
Raises the security of Czechoslovakia immediately after the annexation of Austria changes the strategic position in Central Europe.
Tilea informs Orme Germany intends to absorb Hungary before attacking Romania
Tilea informs Orme Germany intends to absorb Hungary before attacking Romania
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