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16 mag 2024 · Label. Description. Also known as. English. Hugh Gaitskell. British politician (1906-1963) Hugh Todd Naylor Gaitskell. Rt. Hon. Hugh Todd Naylor Gaitskell.
Hugh Gaitskell var tredje og yngste barn av Arthur Gaitskell (1870–1915), fra Indian Civil Service, og Adelaide Mary Gaitskell, født Jamieson (død 1956), hvis far, George Jamieson, var generalkonsul i Shanghai og før det hadde vært dommer ved British Supreme Court for China and Japan. Hugh ble utdannet ved Dragon School, Winchester ...
HUGH GAITSKELL: AN ASSESSMENT 149 conviction that political parties will play the parliamentary game according to its traditional rules; and this is interpreted to mean that Conservatives will accept the will of the majority at a general election, and will not seek to subvert that will. But the thesis went further in the belief that there were
Anna Dora Gaitskell, Baroness Gaitskell (née Creditor; formerly Frost; 25 April 1901 – 1 July 1989) was a British Labour Party politician and the wife of Hugh Gaitskell, who led the Labour Party in 1955–1963. Early life. She was born Anna Dora Creditor near Riga, Latvia, then part of Russia, the eldest of four sisters and a brother.
Hugh Gaitskell var en britisk sosialøkonom og politiker for Labour Party. Han var partiets leder fra 1955 til sin død i 1963. Gaitskell var en glimrende debattant og en dyktig leder. Han tilhørte partiets høyrefløy, og det lyktes ham å holde partiet samlet.Gaitskell var utdannet ved Oxford University. I 1945 ble han valgt inn i Parlamentet.
19 nov 2021 · Laura Beers and Steven Fielding speak about former chancellor and Labour leader, Hugh Gaitskell, to Greg Rosen, chair of the Labour history group & the Fabian Society research committee and editor of the Dictionary of Labour Biography. They examine his leadership, his disputes with Nye Bevan and the Labour left and his legacy today.
Mr Hugh Gaitskell. April 9, 1906 - January 18, 1963. Constituencies. Leeds South July 5, 1945 - January 18, 1963; Offices. Parliamentary Secretary 1946 - 1947; Minister for Power 1947 - 1950
