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... In Clydeside and South Wales there were strikes for more pay which annoyed Lloyd George, Minister of Munitions, because he wanted to keep the soldiers supplied ...
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... In 1910, Churchill became Home Secretary where he worked with David Lloyd George, who soon came to be Minister of Munitions. In ...
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... But his energy and ability could not be used, and Prime Minister Lloyd George called him back to become minister of munitions. Having ...
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... He was forced to resign from the Admiralty during the war, but he returned to Government as the Prime Minister of Munitions in 1917. ...
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... the British government. In July of 1917, Lloyd George, the Prime Minister, made Churchill Minister of Munitions. When given the ...
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... ready. In July 1917 Churchill was appointed minister of munitions. While in this position he prompted the development of the tank. ...
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... Then there was Albert Speer, the minister of Arms and Munitions. He was an architect and engineer and was the loner of the Nazi party. ...
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... France in November 1915. Churchill was appointed to the position of minister of munitions in July 1917. He promoted the production ...
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... Prime Minister Bordern had promised his government would not introduce conscription . ... in the war at home by helping in farming and munitions would have bee ...
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... Because of the great need for munitions and supplies by the allies, Canada's industry ... New social reforms were promised by Prime Minister King, know as "A New ...
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... Prime Minister Macdonald stated this in his speech on February 12, 1931 ... great industrialization, where it exported textiles, consumer goods, and munitions. ...
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... Brief, Borden as a Prime Minister felt often prisoner of the system in which one ... to walk to full during the war years in order to produce munitions, live and ...
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... able to remember details of what happened after the French munitions freighter Mont ... a small house on East Young Street with her Methodist minister father, Rev. ...
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... of going out with rifles and so forth, but they fill our munitions factories, they ... In 1916 Asquith resigned as prime minister and the far more sympathic Lloyd ...
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... The shipbuilding, iron, and munitions were doing great ... Prime minister Palmerston proposed that both Britain and France join together to help get an arrangement ...
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... The French foreign minister, the Comte de Vergennes, eager to settle an old score ... That aid took the form of the government's handing over munitions, arms, and ...
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... New York Journal printed an article about a Spanish Foreign Minister criticizing the ... Somehow set off, the munitions caused a chain reaction and took the ship ...
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... By 1917, the Imperial Munitions Board was the largest business Canada had ever seen ... Sir Robert Borden, the prime minister during the war, wrote to a friend ...
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... was spending $83 million a week for American copper, steel, wheat, oil and munitions. ... note was a message sent from Germany to foreign minister Arthur Zimmerman ...
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... Munitions stocks increased from 79,000 short tons in January 1969 to 146,900 in ... In the afternoon of Sunday April 27 1975, the defence minister, Mr. Tran Van Don ...
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... of Paris in 1951 (as both are vital to munitions production in war). ... The conservative Prime Minister MacMillan therefore conceded 'defeat' by applying for ECSC ...
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... The barges were taken for munitions and rum. ... "The turning point in the war came after the energetic William Pitt became England's prime minister in 1757. ...
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... The Soviet Union supplied arms and munitions to the republic from the opening ... The first woman minister, Federica Montseny of Valencia, was officially named a ...
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... In May 1993 Prime Minister Leonid Kuchma (1992- ) threatened to resign if he ... with the government officials) who trade a large amount of weapon and munitions. ...
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