Member of Parliament
Elected Member of Parliament for Smethwick in a by-election after Labour's Alfred Dobbs was killed in a car accident one day after winning the seat at the 1945 general election
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Elected Member of Parliament for Smethwick in a by-election after Labour's Alfred Dobbs was killed in a car accident one day after winning the seat at the 1945 general election
Speaks during debate on the National Insurance Industrial Injuries Bill in the new Labour Parliament.
Begins contributing to Commons debates, including discussion of British policy toward Greece.
The Tribunal holds its first official session in Berlin, where the Allied prosecutors formally present the indictment before proceedings shift to Nuremberg.
Publishes You and the Atomic Bomb.
Lawrence presides as the trial of the major German war criminals formally opens in the Palace of Justice.
Courtroom alterations include a large press gallery so correspondents from many countries can report the unprecedented international proceeding.
Healey marries Edna May Edmunds, whom he had met at Oxford before the war.
Healey’s marriage to fellow Oxford graduate Edna Edmunds begins a partnership lasting until her death.
Birth of Ian Fraser "Lemmy" Kilmister
Initial Member of Allied Control Commission over Germany
Is appointed to the Anglo-American Committee investigating European Jewry and Palestine.
Publication of "Animal Farm"
A postwar decision provided for the transfer of the observatory's remaining scientific operations away from Greenwich while preserving the historic site.
Takes responsibility for developing the concept that becomes the Automatic Computing Engine project.
Publication of "Brideshead Revisited"
Directs Brief Encounter, adapting Noel Coward's Still Life into a landmark British romantic drama.
Brooke participates in Allied military planning ahead of the political summit in Crimea.
The British chief of the imperial general staff contributes to discussions about coordinated final operations in Europe.
Brooke and the Allied chiefs discuss military priorities as Germany's defeat approaches.
Brooke provides senior professional military advice during consultations surrounding the Big Three conference.
Building Materials and Housing Act 1945 helps control building materials and housing reconstruction
Helps coordinate Cabinet work on Labour's reform programme.
Cadogan provides senior Foreign Office advice on diplomatic issues discussed at the Crimean conference.
Cadogan contributes to internal discussions intended to keep Britain's diplomatic positions coherent throughout the summit.
Cadogan helps the British delegation follow negotiations on the political future of liberated European states.
Cadogan helps scrutinise the diplomatic wording of statements and arrangements being negotiated by the Allies.
Cadogan assists British deliberations about the international security organisation planned for the postwar world.
Hoyle returned to Cambridge as an assistant lecturer in mathematics.
Appointed Chairman of the Conservative Research Department
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, 2nd term
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer
Appointed in Washington
Churchill faces domestic criticism and diplomatic difficulties over the practical meaning of the agreements on Poland.
Churchill travels to the Crimean resort for high level discussions with Roosevelt and Stalin about the final stages of war.
Churchill assesses proposals for obtaining reparations from Germany while preserving conditions for European recovery.
Churchill argues for a broadly representative Polish government able to command confidence beyond Soviet backed factions.
Churchill negotiates language on the right of liberated European peoples to choose their own governments.
Churchill participates in discussions over voting arrangements for the proposed United Nations Security Council.
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