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Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home [ˈhjuːm], Baron Home of the Hirsel ( 2. heinäkuuta 1903 – 9. lokakuuta 1995 ), 14. Homen jaarli 1951–1963, oli brittiläinen poliitikko, joka toimi Yhdistyneen kuningaskunnan pääministerinä vuoden lokakuusta 1963 lokakuuhun 1964. Hän on viimeinen ylähuoneesta pääministeriksi nimitetty.
Elizabeth Douglas-Home, Baroness Home of the Hirsel (1936. október 3. – ) [7] [8] A Wikimédia Commons tartalmaz Alec Douglas-Home témájú médiaállományokat. Alec Douglas-Home (Mayfair, 1903. július 2. – The Hirsel, 1995. október 9.) konzervatív párti brit politikus, arisztokrata, Home 14. grófja, az Egyesült Királyság ...
Alec Douglas-Home. Alec Douglas-Home ( AFI: [hjuːm]), Lord Home of the Hirsel, [8] (n. 2 iulie 1903, Greater London, Anglia, Regatul Unit al Marii Britanii și Irlandei – d. 9 octombrie 1995, The Hirsel (d), Scoția, Regatul Unit) a fost un politician britanic care a deținut funcția de prim ministru al Marii Britanii din 1963 până ...
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 ...
Feb 16, 2023 · Home of the Hirsel, Alec Douglas-Home, Baron, 1903-1995, Prime ministers -- Great Britain -- Biography, Great Britain -- Politics and government -- 20th century Publisher London : Sinclair-Stevenson Collection internetarchivebooks; printdisabled; inlibrary Contributor Internet Archive Language English
Jun 20, 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,…
In post-war politics Alec Douglas-Home is often seen as the Bonar Law of his times, bracketed with his fellow Scot as an interim figure in the history of Downing Street between longer-serving premiers: in Bonar Law’s case, Lloyd George and Stanley Baldwin; in Home’s, Harold Macmillan and Harold Wilson.
