War Secretary

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Noun1.War Secretary - head of a former executive departmentWar Secretary - head of a former executive department; combined with the Navy Secretary to form the Defense Secretary in 1947
secretaryship - the position of secretary
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In 1920, he was the war secretary who sent the violent Black and Tans constables to Ireland.
Keeler - played by Kingsman star Sophie Cookson - became a household name when it emerged the 19-year-old former model had been having an affair with both the war secretary John Profumo and Yevgeny Ivanov, a Soviet embassy official.
Keeler - played by Kingsman star Sophie Cookson - became a household name when it emerged that the 19-year-old former model had been having an affair with both the war secretary John Profumo and Yevgeny Ivanov, a Soviet embassy official.
Keeler was a model and nightclub dancer in 1963 when she had an affair with British War Secretary John Profumo.
She was the central and seductive figure in a searing story of sex, intrigue and espionage which led to the shaming of John Profumo, who was forced to quit his job as War Secretary, and to leave Parliament altogether.
He was forced to quit his job as War Secretary following lurid dis closures of high-society sex parties and claims he had shared a mistress with a Soviet defence attache.
In 1963 War Secretary John Profumo, MP for Stratford-upon-Avon, was forced to resign from the Cabinet for lying to the House of Commons over his affair with 19-year-old Keeler, who had a simultaneous affair with a Soviet attache.
Cultivating political allies, Stanton rose to serve in three presidential cabinets: as attorney general for James Buchanan during the secession crisis, as Lincoln's second war secretary, and in the same position for Andrew Johnson until supporting his impeachment.
The civic building was chosen due to its historical links with World War I as it used to hold recruitment rallies with War Secretary Earl Kitchener.
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