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Alec Douglas-Home, właśc.Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home (ur.2 lipca 1903 w Londynie, zm. 9 października 1995 w Coldstream) – brytyjski arystokrata, dyplomata i polityk. W czasie swej długiej kariery Home był osobistym sekretarzem premiera Neville’a Chamberlaina, dwukrotnym ministrem spraw zagranicznych oraz, w latach 1963–1964, premierem rządu Jej Królewskiej Mości.
Alec Douglas-Home’s policies. Alec Douglas-Home was not actively involved in political processes, which made his tenure a largely unremarkable period. However, Douglas-Home did oversee the introduction of the Resale Price Act. The Resale Prices Bill of 1964 was introduced to end resale price maintenance, also known as ‘price-fixing’.
Alec Douglas-Home Serving in the Parliament for many years, he became prime minister in November 1963 and remained in office until the Conservative Party lost the 1964 elections. Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home was born in London on July 2, 1903, the eldest son of Charles Cospatrick Archibald Douglas-Home and Lilian Lambton, daughter of the fourth Earl of Durham.
Biography. Sir Alec Douglas-Home served as Prime Minister between 1963 to 1964. Read more about the life and achievements of Sir Alec Douglas-Home in our past Prime Ministers section.
10 de oct. de 1995 · Lord Home of the Hirsel, the languid aristocrat who, as Sir Alec Douglas-Home, was Prime Minister of Britain for 12 months in 1963 and 1964, died yesterday at his home in Berwickshire, Scotland ...
It gives his occupation as politician. (National Records of Scotland, 1995/781/44) Prime Minister, 1963-1964 Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home was born in London on 2 July 1903, the son of Charles Douglas-Home, 13th earl of Home and Lilian Lambton. After Oxford and a cricket tour with the MCC he became involved in the family's estates at the ...
20 de jun. de 2018 · Lord Home, Alec Douglas Home, 1960-63; 1970-74 Conservative, under Macmillan and Heath You can read about the rest of Home’s career here. On both occasions, Alec Douglas Home was the natural choice for the Foreign Office. However, in 1960 his appointment was initially controversial. He was the first peer since Halifax to take the office,…
