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Search for: 'Harold Macmillan' in Oxford Reference ». (1894–1986).Prime minister. Anglo‐American by birth, Macmillan proceeded from Eton to Balliol College, Oxford, where he secured a first in classical moderations. During the war he was badly injured. After the war he served as ADC to the governor‐general of Canada before going into the ...
The half-American son of a publisher, Harold Macmillan was educated at Eton and Balliol College, Oxford and served in both World Wars. He rose quickly through Conservative ranks and, when the ...
Harold Macmillan (10. února 1894 Chelsea – 29. prosince 1986 Chelwood Gate) byl britský politik, člen Konzervativní strany a premiér. Byl pragmatickým politikem, před druhou světovou válkou kritizoval appeasement a do vysoké politiky se dostal jako chráněnec Winstona Churchilla .
6 de jun. de 2018 · Macmillan always maintained his love for her, but it was not reciprocated. In 1929, Dorothy Macmillan began a long running and tempestuous affair with Bob Boothby, a fellow Tory MP. She made the running; for Boothby it may even have been a good cover for his bisexuality. Later, Dorothy claimed that the Macmillan’s last child, Sarah, was ...
哈罗德·麦克米伦（Harold Macmillan，1894年2月10日—1986年12月29日），生于英国伦敦兰贝斯区的布里克斯顿，政治家、教育家、作家，保守党成员，英国首相。哈罗德·麦克米伦毕业于伊顿公学和牛津大学贝利奥尔学院。1914—1918年在英国近卫步兵第一团服役。一战中多次参加对德作战，三次负伤。1919 ...
5 de jun. de 2023 · Harold Macmillan’s Wind of Change speech has been the focus of substantial historical research that focused on decolonisation as a ‘postcolonial moment’ (Irwin 2009); or as a response to ‘Cold War politics and the need to prevent Soviet penetration in Africa’ (Ovendale 1995); or simply as part of Macmillan’s personal ‘intervention in South African politics’ (Dubow 2011).
29 de dic. de 2016 · This December marks thirty years since the death of Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister who took over in 1957 from Anthony Eden following the Suez Crisis. He is perhaps best known for his soundbites – describing the breakup of the British Empire as an African ‘wind of change’, or claiming that in Britain’s affluent postwar society ...
