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Patrick Gordon Walker

Patrick Chrestien Gordon Walker, Baron Gordon-Walker, CH, PC (7 April 1907 – 2 December 1980) was a British Labour Party politician. He was a Member of Parliament for nearly 30 years and twice a cabinet minister. He lost his Smethwick parliamentary seat at the 1964 general election in a bitterly racial campaign conducted in the wake of local factory…

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Education
Christ Church, Oxford
Born
Patrick Chrestien Gordon Walker (1907-04-07)7 April 1907 Worthing, Sussex, England
Children
5
Constituency
Leyton · Smethwick
Died
2 December 1980(1980-12-02) (aged 73) London, England
Leader
Harold Wilson · Hugh Gaitskell George Brown · Hugh Gaitskell

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Succeeded by · 12
Patrick Gordon Walker → Angus Holden, Arthur Creech Jones, Bryan Magee, Denis Healey, Dick Mitchison, Edward Short, George Brown, George Thomson, Michael Stewart, Peter Griffiths, Rab Butler, The Lord Ismay
Preceded by · 10
Patrick Gordon Walker → Alfred Dobbs, Anthony Crosland, Arthur Bottomley, George Brown, Harold Wilson, Kenneth Younger, Peter Carington, Philip Noel-Baker, Rab Butler, Ronald Buxton
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Patrick Gordon Walker → Baron Gordon-Walker, Bergen Belsen, Churchill Archives CentreBBC, Gordon-Walker, Hansard, Parliament, Patrick Gordon WalkerThe Papers
Leader · 3
Patrick Gordon Walker → Harold Wilson, Hugh Gaitskell, Hugh Gaitskell George Brown
Constituency · 2
Patrick Gordon Walker → Leyton, Smethwick
Prime Minister · 2
Patrick Gordon Walker → Clement Attlee, Harold Wilson
Born · 1
Patrick Gordon Walker → Patrick Chrestien Gordon Walker (1907-04-07)7 April 1907 Worthing, Sussex, England
Children · 1
Patrick Gordon Walker → 5

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Patrick Gordon WalkerBornPatrick Chrestien Gordon Walker (1907-04-07)7 April 1907 Worthing, Sussex, England1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerChildren51.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerConstituencyLeyton1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerConstituencySmethwick1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerDied2 December 1980(1980-12-02) (aged 73) London, England1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerEducationChrist Church, Oxford1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerLeaderHarold Wilson1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerLeaderHugh Gaitskell George Brown1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerLeaderHugh Gaitskell1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerPartyLabour1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerPreceded byAnthony Crosland1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerPreceded byPeter Carington1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerPreceded byRab Butler1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerPreceded byPhilip Noel-Baker1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerPreceded byArthur Bottomley1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerPreceded byHarold Wilson1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerPreceded byGeorge Brown1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerPreceded byKenneth Younger1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerPreceded byRonald Buxton1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerPreceded byAlfred Dobbs1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerPrime MinisterHarold Wilson1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerPrime MinisterClement Attlee1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerShadow cabinet officesShadow cabinet offices Shadow Foreign SecretaryIn office 28 February 1963 – 16 October 1964LeaderHarold WilsonPreceded byHarold WilsonSucceeded byRab ButlerShadow Minister of De…1.00infobox
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Patrick Gordon WalkerSucceeded byEdward Short1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerSucceeded byGeorge Thomson1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerSucceeded byMichael Stewart1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerSucceeded byThe Lord Ismay1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerSucceeded byAngus Holden1.00infobox
Patrick Gordon WalkerSucceeded byRab Butler1.00infobox

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