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v • d • r. Siro Joseph Austen CHAMBERLAIN (La 16-an de oktobro 1863 - La 17-an de marto 1937) estis brita politikisto, duonfrato de brita ĉefministro Neville Chamberlain kaj Nobel-premio pri paco (pro sia parto en la Traktatoj de Locarno ). Vivo. Naskita en Birmingham de Joseph Chamberlain, industriulo kaj politikisto, kiu estis la ...
Sir Joseph Austen Chamberlain, KG (October 16, 1863 – March 17, 1937), was a British statesman, politician, and recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize for 1925. The son and brother of successful politicians, it is said that Austen Chamberlain did not so much "choose a career, he accepted it." [1] Elected to Parliament in 1882, by 1902, he was ...
Austen Chamberlain. Joseph Austen Chamberlain (ur. 16 października 1863 w Birmingham, zm. 17 marca 1937 w Londynie) − brytyjski polityk, członek Partii Konserwatywnej, minister w rządach Arthura Balfoura, Herberta Henry’ego Asquitha, Davida Lloyda George’a i Stanleya Baldwina, przyrodni brat późniejszego premiera Neville'a Chamberlaina .
Austen Chamberlain grew up in a family of well-known British politicians. His father, Joseph, was a member of several Governments and an eager “empire builder”. His half-brother, Neville, was Prime Minister when Hitler started World War II in 1939. Austen Chamberlain studied in France and Germany before entering politics in the Conservative ...
Chamberlain, Joseph Austen (16 Oct. 1863) (b. 16 Oct. 1863, d. 16 Mar. 1937).British Foreign Secretary 1924–9Early careerBorn in Birmingham, he was the half‐brother of Neville Chamberlain, and the son of Joseph Chamberlain, who groomed him for a political career. He was educated at Rugby and studied at Cambridge before entering parliament ...
8 Neville Chamberlain introduction to the German Edition of Sir Austen Chamberlain, reprinted in Petrie, , The Chamberlain Tradition, 280 Google Scholar. Also A. Chamberlain to Mary Chamberlain, 30 March 1913, Chamberlain, A., Politics From Inside: An Epistolary Chronicle 1906–1914 (1936), 540 –1.Google Scholar
