History and chronology of Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home Home ,14th in Great Britain

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Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home Home ,14th History of Great Britain


1903	Birth
2nd July London Birth of Alexander Frederick Douglas -Home
1931	Member of Parliament
Lanark Appointed Member of Parliament for Lanark
1935	PPS
London Appointed Parliamentay Private Secretary to Neville Chamberlain
1945	Election
Lanark Loses seat at the general election
1945	Under Secretary
Appointed Under Secretary at the Foreign Office
1950	Election
Lanark Wins back his seat at Lanark
1950	Minister of Scotland
Appointedister of State at the Scottish Office
1950	Peerage
London Created Earl Douglas -Holme, 14th
1955	Lord President
Appointed Lord President of the Council, 1st term
1955	Secretary Commonwealth
Appointed Secretary of State for the Commonwealth
1956	Lord President
Appointed Lord President of the Council, 2nd term
1957	Lord President
Appointed Lord President of the Council, 3rd term
1960	Minister of Foreign Affairs
Appointed Foreign Minister, 1st term
1963	Diplomacy
London Spain takes up the question of the return of Gibraltar to the United Nations
1963	Election
Kinross Elected Member of Parliament for Kinross , West Perthshire
1963	Party Leader
London Appointed Party Leader of the Conservative Party
1963	Peerage
London Renounces his peerage in order to sit in the Commons
1963	Prime Minister
Forms a Cabinet but 2 of the appointments refuse to serve in it
19th Oct Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain
1963	Resignation
London At the Party Conference in Blackpool announces MacMillan's decision to resign
1964	Economy
July The Resale Price Maintenance is abolished
1964	Independence
6th July London Malta is given independence after 73 years of British colonial rule
21st Sep London Malta is given independence after 140 years of British colonial rule
1964	Nuclear Warfare
17th July Nevada Great Britain performs nuclear Test at Nevada test Site
1964	Reform
The Board of Admiralty is taken over by the Ministry of Defence
July London The Resale Price Maintenance is abolished
1964	Resale Price Maintenance
July The Resale Price Maintenance is abolished
1965	Resignation
22nd July London Resigns as Party Leader of the Conservative Party
1970	Minister of Foreign Affairs
Appointed Foreign Minister, 2nd term
1971	Constitution
15th Nov Salisbury Douglas -Home opend talks with Ian Smith
24th Nov Salisbury Agreement is reached on the new Rhodes ian constitution
1971	Diplomacy
15th Nov Salisbury Douglas -Home opens talks with Ian Smith
1995	Death
Oct London Death of Alec Douglas -Home, age of 93