While in Washington Churchill allows US bases on British soil
While in Washington Churchill allows US bases on British soil
Explore 101 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1952.
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While in Washington Churchill allows US bases on British soil
Anti-British riots follow after British forces seize the police HQ at Ismailia
Anti-British riots follow after British forces seize the police HQ at Ismailia
Anti-British riots follow British forces seize the police HQ at Ismailia
The Shepheard Hotel is burnt down killing 17 people during anti-British demonstrations
The Shepheard Hotel is burnt down killing 17 people during anti-British demonstrations
Appointed High Commissioner of Malaya, committed to defeating the communist insurgents
Attends the Accession Council which proclaims Queen Elizabeth II
Death of George VI, her husband
Death of George VI, hears of death in a tree-tops hut in the Aberdare Forest, Kenya
Death of George VI, only 56
Elizabeth II becomes monarch and head of state for Montserrat
Attends the Accession Council which proclaims Queen Elizabeth II
Succeeds as Queen of Great Britain, Succeeds George II after his death. Both Houses of Parliament take the oath of allegiance to Elizabeth II
Healey wins the Leeds South East by-election and enters the House of Commons.
Healey enters Parliament after winning the Leeds South East by-election for Labour.
Birth of Jean-Jacques Burnel, later bassist, vocalist and founding member of The Stranglers.
Identity cards are abolished
Healey is elected to the House of Commons as Member of Parliament for Leeds South East at a by-election with a majority of 7000 votes.
Churchill has a small arterial spasm
Appointed the 1st Secretary General of NATO
Appointed the 1st Secretary General of NATO
Please "guilty", in spite of the fact that he felt no remorse or guilt for having committed acts of homosexuality, Turing is convicted and given a choice between imprisonment and probation, which would be conditional on his agreement to undergo hormonal treatment designed to reduce libido, accepts treatment via injections of stilboestrol, a synthetic oestrogen
Birth of Gary Moore
Publishes The Chemical Basis of Morphogenesis in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society.
Birth of Joe Strummer, born John Mellor
Visit of King Faisal of Iraq
John Lennon starts at Quarry Bank High School. John Lennon starts at Liverpool College of Art where he meets Cynthia Powell, his future wife, and Stuart Sutcliffe
John Lennon starts at Liverpool College of Art where he meets Cynthia Powell, his future wife, and Stuart Sutcliffe
John Lennon starts at Liverpool College of Art where he meets Cynthia Powell, his future wife, and Stuart Sutcliffe
John Lennon starts at Liverpool College of Art where he meets Cynthia Powell, his future wife, and Stuart Sutcliffe
The 1st British nuclear bomb is exploded
The first British nuclear bomb is exploded
Britain explodes its first atomic bomb off Australia and becomes the third member of the nuclear club
Great Britain conducts Operation Hurricane, becoming the third state to test a nuclear weapon.
Opens the Claerwen Dam
Labour conference criticises the Bevanite group as a party within a party.
Britain tests its atom bomb in the Monte Bello Islands off nth-west Australia
The Bill for the denationalzation of steel is introduced into the House of Commons
Winner of a BAFTA for best actress for her part in A Streetcar Named Desire
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