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At the end of the second world war, the Labour government found itself involved in three military interventions, in Indo-China, Indonesia and in Greece, all initiated while Labour had been in coalition with the Conservatives, but now enthusiastically continued. In Indo-China, British troops intervened in the south of the country to restore French colonial rule. The first British and Indian troops arrived in Saigon in early September 1945 (by which time Attlee had taken office). They were welcomed as liberators by the Vietnamese, who were under the sadly mistaken impression that the Allies were going to recognise their independence. The British soon came into conflict with the Communist-led Vietminh nationalist opposition. By the beginning of October, there were over 20,000 British and Indian troops in the city, engaged in a running battle with the rebels. Artillery was used against rebel positions inside the city and, according to one contemporary account, the British ‘deliberately burned down great sections of the native quarter in Saigon’. The situation became so desperate that the British rearmed surrendered Japanese troops to help suppress the Vietminh. By the time the British handed over to the French, over forty British and Indian soldiers had been killed. The British claimed to have killed over 600 Vietminh fighters, but the death toll, including civilians, was certainly much higher. The British were also involved in restoring French control in Cambodia, with a small British force being despatched to Phnom Penh where they once again rearmed Japanese troops to help maintain order.
John Newsinger, War, Empire and the Attlee government 1945–1951
Limone femminello sfusato amalfitano have been cultivated ever since the twelfth century. Fuso means 'spindle', and the sfusato amalfitano has a slightly elongated, spindle-like shape. It's a large lemon with juicy flesh and thick skin full of highly perfumed essential oils. Inside, there are never more than nine segments and very few seeds.
Helena Attlee, The Land Where Lemons Grow: The Story of Italy and its Citrus Fruit
The Trouble with Trillions [S9 E20] (dir. Swinton O. Scott III)
So the Englishman on the left is Clement Attlee, the Frenchman on the right is Charles de Gaulle and the man in the middle? Well apparently that’s Adolf Hitler, which is quite the miracle considering the fact that at this point in history he was dead (good f*****g riddance). I say apparently because I can’t find confirmation, only that Dan Castellaneta is credited as voicing him.
Queen Elizabeth (the Queen Mother) and Princess Margaret, with Jonkheer E. Michiels van Verduynen (the Netherlands Ambassador) and Prime Minister Clement Attlee, at Lady Crosfield’s tennis party, West Hill, Highgate, 1948

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Wowee I heard they’re naming a new UK village after ex prime minister Clement Attlee!!!! WOW!!! Attleeton !!! Omg… Wow that’s just great. Did you know that he had some villages made in Malaysia back in the day too?? Google ‘Attlee Malaya New Villages’ for more information!!!
Quote [90] - One Egg One Basket - One UK Economy
Quote [90] – One Egg One Basket – One UK Economy
The government may have been united about the need to stimulate the economy, but it was less clear about how it should respond to the rapidly deteriorating state of the public finances. Britain’s comparatively narrow tax base saw the deficit soar when revenue from the City collapsed. From at least the spring 2008, the Treasury had become alarmed about this. ‘We were continually surprised by…
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Quote [89] - Brown Government: Managed Communication - Long Terms Strategy
Quote [89] – Brown Government: Managed Communication – Long Terms Strategy
Blair’s Downing Street operation, with Powell and Campbell, as well as Anji Hunter and Sally Morgan, had once been derided by Brown’s team at the Treasury, but now it began to be spoken about wistfully, almost with awe. The absence of a political chief of staff in Brown’s number 10 was felt particularly keenly.
Tom Scholar, who had joined the team in July, was much more comfortable as a…
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