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Minutes of the Parliamentary Labour Party, 1928-1937

Minutes of the Parliamentary Labour Party, 1928-1937

Collection: British Labour Party Papers, 1906-1969    Volumes    Minutes of the Parliamentary Labour Party, 1928-1937
In the latter 1920's and at a distance from the First World War, the size of the military started to come into question as politicians wondered whether it really needed to be of such a size. In the early 1930's the rise of fascism became apparent and the Air Force increased in size, though hopes of preventing war through multilateral reductions to military forces still remained.
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Parliamentary Labour Party Papers, Nov 1936 - Sept 1937

The Public Order Bill takes centre-stage amongst these papers, the other papers having a focus upon which MPs were to respond to various Parliamentary debates and motions.

Date:1936-1937
Contributor:Labour History Archive and Study Centre
Identifier:73259D-07

Parliamentary Labour Party Papers, Nov 1935 - Sept 1936

The two core themes which emerge from these papers are a continuing desire to prevent war through multilateral disarmament and concerns around the Unemployment Assistance Regulations.

Date:1935-1936
Contributor:Labour History Archive and Study Centre
Identifier:73259D-06

Parliamentary Labour Party Papers, Nov 1934 - Sept 1935

As rearmament continued and the British Air Force was growing, opinion in the Party was divided; such divisions were not limited to Parliamentary Party meetings.

Date:1934-1935
Contributor:Labour History Archive and Study Centre
Identifier:73259D-05

Parliamentary Labour Party Papers, Nov 1933 - Sept 1934

These records reveal concerns that a Second World War might be on the horizon and describe potential reasons why this might be the case. The rise of Fascism; the defection,...

Date:1933-1934
Contributor:Labour History Archive and Study Centre
Identifier:73259D-04

Parliamentary Labour Party Papers, Nov 1932 - Sept 1933

Subjects discussed in these minutes include a Bill to provide assistance to blind people who wish to vote, political broadcasting with regard to the BBC, and reductions to the size...

Date:1932-1933
Contributor:Labour History Archive and Study Centre
Identifier:73259D-03

Parliamentary Labour Party Papers, Nov 1931 - Sept 1932

While these papers contain a focus on Party organisation, discussion of the Irish Duties Bill shines a light on the state of relations between Ireland and the United Kingdom.

Date:1931-1932
Contributor:Labour History Archive and Study Centre
Identifier:73259D-02

Parliamentary Labour Party Papers, Nov 1928 - Sept 1931

These items cover disarmament and the reduction of UK military forces, alongside Ernest Bevin attending a meeting before his election, and a ruling that Labour MPs who had a moral...

Date:1928-1931
Contributor:Labour History Archive and Study Centre
Identifier:73259D-01
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