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Some of the more recent lives will be of particular interest to STANDARD readers--Clare Beckett on Margaret Thatcher, Mick Temple on Tony Blair--but the century has coughed up some fascinating characters (Eric Midwinter on Lord Salisbury, Francis Beckett on Harold Macmillan) and seminal events (Hugh Purcell on Lloyd George, Anne Perkins on Stanley Baldwin) and ideas (David Howell on Clement Attlee, Denis MacShane on Edward Heath) that still resonate. Remember Winston Churchill's remark, following the suggestion that his rival politician Clement Attlee was a very humble man, that he had a great deal to be humble about. In Potsdam, Germany, newly elected British Prime Minister Clement Attlee, replacing Winston Churchill, met with President Harry Truman and Soviet dictator Josef Stalin to decide the fate of a vanquished Germany. |
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