Crowther Becomes Editor
Geoffrey Crowther took over the editorship on the eve of the Second World War and later reshaped the magazine's presentation and influence.
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Geoffrey Crowther took over the editorship on the eve of the Second World War and later reshaped the magazine's presentation and influence.
Asks for a transfer, more than 3,000 fans attend a protest meeting and a further 1,000 demonstrate & Matthews stays
Suggests "Plan Z" to Hitler, a Sudentenland plebiscite for inclusion in the Reich
Works for Lord Beaverbrook's Evening Standard before becoming its wartime editor.
Leads the Wolves attack during a season in which the club finishes runner-up in the First Division under Frank Buckley.
Begins consulting for the Government Code and Cypher School before the outbreak of the Second World War.
Appointed Governor General of Gibraltar
Heads the Commission of Inquiry into Czech
Publication of "Homage to Catalonia"
Faces hospital planning demands as war approaches.
Appears in the film, "I See Ice"
1st capped by the England team, capped 23 times for England, scoring 22 goals
Reid represented Brentford during the club's established First Division years, competing against England's leading professional sides.
Healey serves as President of Balliol College Junior Common Room while active in student politics.
Appointed Junior Minister at the Foreign Office
Captain of the Arsenal League Championship winning team
Appointed Lieutenant General
Appointed Lieutenant General
Appointed Lord President of the Council
Appointed Lord President
Appointed Lord Privy Seal
Plays the part of Louis XVI, for which he received an Academy Award Nomination as Best Supporting Actor in "Marie Antoinette"
Publication of "Marlborough: His Life & Times", 1933-1938
Publication of "Marlborough: His Life & Times", 1933-1938
Elected Member of Parliament for Stafford
Publication of "Memory & Other Poems"
Abstains in the Commons when voting on the Munich Agreement
Lloyd George votes against the Munich Agreement
Votes against the Munich Agreement
Serves as curator of the Nicholson Museum while holding the chair of Greek at the University of Sydney.
Churchill did not vote in favour of the Munich settlement and instead abstained in the Commons.
Develops the idea of machines that can consult an external oracle when studying relative computability and unsolvable problems.
Completes doctoral work on systems of logic based on ordinals, extending formal reasoning beyond fixed logical systems.
Created Viscount Stonehaven,1st
Appointed Permanent Under Secretary at the Foreign Office
Suggests "Plan Z" to Hitler, a Sudentenland plebiscite for inclusion in the Reich
Welsh adds attacking quality to Charlton Athletic's established First Division side during the late 1930s.
Receives his PhD from Princeton University for research in mathematical logic.
Frank Broome helped Aston Villa regain First Division status in 1938, scoring regularly during the club's Second Division championship season.
Publishes A Lexicon to Herodotus, a major work of classical scholarship that establishes his academic reputation.
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