History and chronology of Edward Grey Fallodon, 1st in Great Britain

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Government Liberal Party
Liberal Party
World War, 1st

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Invasion Belgium
Invasion Serbia
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Rule Afghanistan

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River Vardar
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Edward Grey Fallodon, 1st History of Great Britain


1862	Birth
Birth of Edward Grey
1885	Election
Berwick Elected Member of Parliament for Berwick-Upon-Tweed
1905	Minister of Foreign Affairs
Appointed Foreign Minister
1907	Alliance
London Concludes the Anglo-Russian entente
1907	Convention St Petersburg
St Petersburg Russia and Great Britain signed the Convention of St Petersburg, in which Afghanistan is declared outside Russia's sphere of influence
1907	Diplomacy
London Concludes the Anglo-Russian entente
St Petersburg Russia and Great Britain signed the Convention of St Petersburg, in which Afghanistan is declared outside Russia's sphere of influence
1907	Entente Anglo Russian
London Concludes the Anglo-Russian entente
1907	Rule of Afghanistan
St Petersburg Russia and Great Britain signed the Convention of St Petersburg, in which Afghanistan is declared outside Russia's sphere of influence
1911	Incident Agadir
Agadir Backs France against Germany in the Agadir Incident
1914	Diplomacy
Bethman-Hollweg offers not to invade France if Britain remains neutral, Grey refuses
1914	Invasion of Belgium
3rd Aug Declares in the Commons the British army will act immediately if Belgium is threatened
1914	Quote Grey
Aug "lamps are going out all over Europe; we shall not see them lit again in our lifetime"
1915	Diplomacy
Warns Bulgaria that if she attacks Serbia Britain will come to Serbia's assistance
1915	Invasion of Serbia
Salonika An Allied Expeditionary Force lands the day of the Austro-German attack of Serbia
River Vardar Bulgarian forces are driven back from the eastern bank of the Vardar by the Allies
1925	Quote Grey
"The moral is obvious: it is that great armaments lead inevitably to war"
1933	Death
Death of Edward Grey