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M1969 - 1973: Eugene McCarthy / Jennings Randolph (Democratic) defeated, 1968: Richard Nixon / Spiro Agnew (Republican), George Wallace...
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After years of industrial decline, soaring unemployment and fierce arguments over Europe, neither the divided Conservatives nor Labour’s... -
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Britain in January 1989 stood at a curious crossroads. The nation might have been settling into calm. Inflation was down, the trains...
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The Sunday Times held a MORI poll on 29 December which revealed the state of play. It had the Alliance on 40%, Labour 32%, Conservative...
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List of Chancellors of Germany 1932 - 1932: Franz von Papen (Independent) Papen (1932-1932): (Independent-DNVP Minority Presidential...
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MLatest update from my TL: Democrats won in 2016 because enough voters were scared of the idea of Ted Cruz becoming the 45th President...
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MMumby replied to the thread The Fifty-Second HoS List Challenge Thread.Laura Norder 1976-1980: Jim Callaghan (Labour) 1978 (Majority) def. Margaret Thatcher (Conservative), William Wolfe (Scottish...
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MSo I made this map in 2022, just after my big trip, and it seems I never got around to posting it at the time - which surprises me a...
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Brexit is the name by which the successful effort to withdraw Britain from the Imperial Federation is known. Brought on in part by...
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The Conservative Party arrived in Brighton for its lively annual conference on 12 October 1988, amidst a political landscape unlike any...
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Held under tight security and with a keen media presence, the 1988 Unionist Party conference convened in Glasgow. Jim Molyneaux...
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The Labour conference opened in Liverpool on 3 October under grey skies and high drama. Members packed the hall with union delegations...
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The Liberal Party found itself in turmoil. A significant faction of activists and councillors had voted against the Euro-bomb motion in...
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1974-76: Harold Wilson (Labour) Oct. 1974: Edward Heath (Conservative), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal) 1976-79: Denis Healey (Labour) 1979-84...