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Index
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Abadan crisis (1951)
‘Abdallahi, Khalifa
Abdullah, Emir of Transjordan
Abdurahman, Abdullah
Aberigh-Mackay, George
Addison, Christopher
Aden, WSC in
Admiralty
Afghans
African National Congress (ANC)
African Political Organisation
Afridi troops
Aga Khan
Alamein, Battle of El (1942)
All-India Congress Committee
Ally, H. O.
Ambedkar, B. R.
Amery, John
Amery, Julian
Amery, Leo: appearance; on army reform scheme; on Atlantic Charter; birth; Burma policy; career; Commons speech against Chamberlain; death; economic policy; education; election defeat (1945); family background; India policy; interest in Empire; journalism; on Lend-Lease ending; memoirs; on Moyne assassination; Palestine policy; political views; relationship with WSC; response to Bengal famine; Secretary of State for Colonies; Secretary of State for India; on Smuts’s speech; son’s execution; in South Africa; on US relations; Viceroy question; on WSC at Colonial Office; on WSC’s election strategy; on WSC’s India policy; on WSC’s judgement; on WSC’s memoirs; on WSC’s resignation; on WSC’s Victorian stance; on WSC’s views on Empire; on WSC’s views on self-government
Amritsar massacre (1919)
Anand
Anderson, John
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company (AIOC, earlier Anglo-Persian Oil Company)
Anglo-Irish Treaty (1921)
; Anglo-Japanese treaty (1902)
Arden-Clarke, Sir Charles
Army Council
Arnhem (1944)
Asquith, H. H.
Atbara, battle (1898)
Athenaeum
Atlantic Charter
Attlee, Clement: on Atlantic Charter; Commons performance; decolonization agenda; on Dominions; election campaign (1945); election victory (1945); Indian independence; Indian policy; on WSC’s war leadership
Augusta, USS
Aung San
Australia: Boer War; Dominion status; foreign policy; Gallipoli troops; Labour government; manpower crisis; naval policy; post–war role; response to Chanak crisis (1922); WWII
Aylesford, Earl and Countess of
Azikiwe, Nnamdi ‘Zik’
Baganda
Baijnath, Lala
Baldwin, Stanley: Cabinet; education; India policy; Leader of Opposition; National Government; Prime Minister (1923); Prime Minister (1924–9); Prime Minister (1935); relationship with WSC; Shadow Cabinet; view of WSC
Balfour, Arthur
Balfour Declaration (1917)
Balfour Definition
Bambatha (Zulu rebel leader)
Baring, Sir Evelyn
Barlow, Thomas
Basutoland
BBC
Beaverbrook, Max Aitken, first Baron: campaign against Baldwin; economic views; Minister of Supply; press; reputation
Bechuanaland
Bell, Gertrude
Bell, H. Hesketh
Bengal famine (1943–4)
Bengalee
Bennett, Ernest
Bevan, Aneurin
Beveridge, William
Bevin, Ernest
Birkenhead, F. E. Smith, first Earl of
Birla, G. D.
Birmingham Daily Post
Black and Tans
‘Black Ordinance’
Black Week (1899)
Blandford, George Spencer-Churchill, Marquess of (WSC’s uncle)
Blitz
Blood, Sir Bindon
Blundell, Michael
Blunt, Wilfrid Scawen: career; Indian delegation; on Kitchener; support for Egyptian nationalists; on WSC and Empire; on WSC and Gallipoli; on WSC’s biography of father
Boer War, first (1881)
Boer War, second (1899–1902): aftermath; attitudes to; background; outbreak; US view of; WSC’s hero status; WSC’s imprisonment and escape; WSC’s role; WSC’s view of
