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Labour Party History of Great Britain                  1950 Alexander, Albert   Chancellor   Appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1929 Alexander, Albert   First Lord of the Admiralty London   Appointed First Lord of the Admiralty, 1st term 1946 Alexander, Albert   Minister of Defense   Appointed Minister of Defense 1952 Alexander, Harold   Minister of Defense   Appointed Minister of Defense 2001 Andrew, Paul   Adviser   Appointed Special Adviser 1922 Ashley, Jack   Birth 6th Dec   Birth of Jack Ashley 1948 Attlee, Clement Richard   Alliance London   Informs the Cabinet Defence Committee the USA will be the major partner in conflicts 1935 Attlee, Clement Richard   Armament 11th Mar   Moves that increased arms budgets is at variance with the League of Nations   Gets the Parliamentary Labour Party to support German rearmament 1883 Attlee, Clement Richard   Birth 3rd Jan   Birth of Clement Richard Attlee 1948 Attlee, Clement Richard   Blockade of Berlin Berlin   During the Berlin crisis makes paper plans for war Berlin   The Russians blockade Berlin, the west responds with an airlift 26th June Berlin   Demands Russia lift it's bloackade 12th May Berlin   The Berlin blockade ends after 327 days 1950 Attlee, Clement Richard   Budget London   Agrees to increae the defence budget from œ3,400 to œ4,700 under pressure from the USA 1947 Attlee, Clement Richard   CEPS Mar   Founds the Central Economic Planning Staff 1929 Attlee, Clement Richard   Chancellor   Appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1945 Attlee, Clement Richard   Conference of Potsdam July Potsdam   Attlee & Truman meet & decide to establish the Nurnberg Tribunal for war crimes 1948 Attlee, Clement Richard   Constitution 7th June London   The London Reccomendations call Lander Premiers to convene a Constituent Assembly 1967 Attlee, Clement Richard   Death   Death of Clement Richard Attlee 1946 Attlee, Clement Richard   Diplomacy   Concludes a secret agreement on intelligence collaboration with the USA 4th Mar   A Treaty of Alliance is signed with France 21st Feb   Informs the USABritain cannot afford to keep troops in Greece & will withdraw by April London   Concludes a further secret agreement on intelligence collaboration with the USA London   Informs the Cabinet Defence Committee the USA will be the major partner in conflicts 6th Jan London   Britain recognizes Communist China 30th Jan Baltic   Britain signs a Treaty with Norway, Denmark & Sweden for more economic co-operation 30th Jan Baltic Sea   Britain signs a Treaty with Norway, Denmark & Sweden for more economic co-operation 27th Mar London   Great Britain recognizes Israel 26th May   Britain submits Iranian oil nationalization to the International Court of Justice 12th Oct   Britain's oil dispute with Iran is placed before the UN Security Council 1906 Attlee, Clement Richard   Education   Called to the bar by the Inner Temple 1922 Attlee, Clement Richard   Election Limehouse   Elected Member of Parliament for Limehouse   259 new Labour MPs are elected   Labour win 393 seats, the Conservatives win 210 seats   The Labour Party wins 48% of votes cast & 393 MPs Walthamstow   Elected Member of Parliament for West Walthamstow 23rd Feb   A swing of 3.3% from Labour to Conservative produces a Labour majority of 6 23rd Feb   Labour polls a popular vote not exceeded by any politial party until 1992 23rd Feb   Reduced Labour majority , Labour 315, Conservatives 298, Liberals 9 & others 8 23rd Feb   The Labour Party wins 48.8% of votes cast, a record, & 315 MPs 25th Oct   The Labour Party win 48.8% of votes cast & 295 MPs   The Conservatives win 344 seats, Labour 277, Liberals 6 & United Ireland 3 1945 Attlee, Clement Richard   Independence 19th Sep   Promises India independence 7th Jan   Russia, Britain, the USA & France recognize Austria with its