| The people of Bewdley want to put up a statue of their former MP,
Stanley Baldwin, the Conservative Prime Minister, in Load Street in the town
British prime minister
Stanley Baldwin retained his Stoney outfit at Astley Hall, his home near Stourport-on-Severn, Worcestershire until his death on 14th December 1947.
The dossier suggests the main reason the abdication in 1936 was that the duchess's support of the Nazi regime was unacceptable to Prime Minister
Stanley Baldwin.
In the 1930s,
Stanley Baldwin and Neville Chamberlain merely pursued to its logical conclusion the appeasement policy adopted the decade before.
But by this time my interest had shifted from Philby's effects to a lot in an earlier portion of the auction, namely the library of
Stanley Baldwin, British Conservative Prime Minister in the 1930s.
Peter Clarke argues that, in the 1920s, Churchill made a better chancellor of the exchequer and had a surer understanding of economics than his predecessors Lloyd George,
Stanley Baldwin, and Neville Chamberlain.
Although partisan political calculations did play a significant part in the crisis, MacDonald and Conservative leader
Stanley Baldwin both believed in the necessity to rise above party considerations for the good of the country in a time of crisis.
When she took her first breaths, King George V was on the throne,
Stanley Baldwin was in power for the Tories, and former Soviet despot Joseph Stalin launched his first 'Five Year Plan' aimed at boosting agriculture in the starving communist country.
For which party was
Stanley Baldwin prime minister?
My third candidate for person of the week is Sir
Stanley Baldwin. In case you have forgotten, Sir Stanley was a three time Tory Prime Minster who won the largest election victory in British history.
This hospital, opened in 1930 by Prime Minister
Stanley Baldwin, specialized in looking after women with cancer and other illnesses.
The British government initially refused to accept the child refugees - with Prime Minister
Stanley Baldwin claiming the "climate wouldn't suit them." But coverage of the bombing of the Basque town of Guernica on April 26, 1937 sparked a public campaign to allow the children entry, and Baldwin eventually caved in.