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Southern Rhodesia Cabinet[edit]

1933[edit]

	Name	MP	Portfolio
Reform Party	William Sydney Senior	MP for Gatooma
Reform Party	Sir Hugh Grenville Williams	MP for Gwanda
Reform Party	Frank Delano Thompson	MP for Gwelo
Reform Party	Roger Edward Downes	MP for Hartley
Reform Party	Stephen Martin Lanigan O'Keeffe	MP for Insiza
Reform Party	Charles Spearman Jobling	MP for Inyati
Reform Party	Reginald Herbert Bruce Dickson	MP for Marandellas
Reform Party	Robert Alexander Fletcher	MP for Matopo
Reform Party	Charles Walter Leppington	MP for Que Que
Reform Party	Jacob Hendrik Smit	MP for Salisbury Central
Reform Party	Neil Housman Wilson	MP for Salisbury Central
Reform Party	Thomas Nangle	MP for Salisbury District
Reform Party	Godfrey Martin Huggins	MP for Salisbury North	Prime Minister
Reform Party	Robert Dunipace Gilchrist	MP for Selukwe
Reform Party	Donald Murray Somerville	MP for Umtali North
Reform Party	William Alexander Eustace Winterton	MP for Victoria

https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/34396/supplement/3081/data.pdf

1934[edit]

	Name	MP	Portfolio
United Party	James Cowden	MP for Bulawayo Central
United Party	John Banks Brady	MP for Bulawayo North
United Party	Allan Ross Welsh	MP for Bulawayo North	Speaker of the Southern Rhodesian Legislative Assembly
United Party	Ernest Lucas Guest	MP for Charter
United Party	John Louis Martin	MP for Eastern	Died on 28 May 1938
United Party	William Sydney Senior	MP for Gatooma
United Party	Sir Hugh Grenville Williams	MP for Gwanda
United Party	Frank Delano Thompson	MP for Gwelo
United Party	James Joseph Conway	MP for Hartley	Died on 10 May 1935
United Party	Robert Clarkson Tredgold	MP for Insiza
United Party	Frank Ernest Harris	MP for Inyati
United Party	Lewis Aloys MacDonald Hastings	MP for Lomagundi
United Party	Alfred William Vincent Crawley	MP for Marandellas
United Party	Robert Alexander Fletcher	MP for Matopo
United Party	Edward Walter Lionel Noaks	MP for Mazoe
United Party	Charles Walter Leppington	MP for Que Que
United Party	Jacob Hendrik Smit	MP for Salisbury Central
United Party	Robert Thomson Anderson	MP for Salisbury Central
United Party	Godfrey Martin Huggins	MP for Salisbury District	Prime Minister
United Party	Vernon Arthur Lewis	MP for Salisbury North	Resignation on 31 July 1936
United Party	Percival Donald Leslie Fynn	MP for Salisbury North
United Party	Robert Dunipace Gilchrist	MP for Selukwe	Resignation on 30 June 1935
United Party	Donald Murray Somerville	MP for Umtali North
United Party	William Alexander Eustace Winterton	MP for Victoria
United Party	Alexander Robert Thomson	MP for Wankie

1935 Selukwe by-election[edit]

Party		Name	MP	Portfolio
	United Party	Max Danziger	MP for Selukwe

1936 Salisbury North by-election[edit]

Party		Name	MP	Portfolio
	United Party	Harry Bertin	MP for Salisbury North

1938 Eastern by-election[edit]

Party		Name	MP	Portfolio
	United Party	Jacobus Petrus De Kock	MP for Eastern

1939[edit]

	Name	MP
United Party	Harry Bertin	MP for Avondale
United Party	William Hives Eastwood	MP for Bulawayo Central
United Party	John Banks Brady	MP for Bulawayo East
United Party	Thomas Hugh William Beadle	MP for Bulawayo North
United Party	Ernest Lucas Guest	MP for Charter
United Party	Jacobus Petrus De Kock	MP for Eastern
United Party	Frank Ernest Harris	MP for Gwanda
United Party	Frank Delano Thompson	MP for Gwelo
United Party	Hugh Volant Wheeler	MP for Hartley
United Party	Leslie Benjamin Fereday	MP for Highlands
United Party	Robert Clarkson Tredgold	MP for Insiza
United Party	Lewis Aloys MacDonald Hastings	MP for Lomagundi
United Party	William Henry Ralston	MP for Marandellas
United Party	Edward Walter Lionel Noaks	MP for Mazoe
United Party	Charles Walter Leppington	MP for Que Que
United Party	Edgar Pope Vernall	MP for Salisbury Central
United Party	Jacob Hendrik Smit	MP for Salisbury City
United Party	Sir Percival Donald Leslie Fynn	MP for Salisbury Gardens
United Party	Godfrey Martin Huggins	MP for Salisbury North
United Party	Max Danziger	MP for Selukwe
United Party	Edgar Cuthbert Fremantle Whitehead	MP for Umtali North
United Party	William Alexander Eustace Winterton	MP for Victoria
United Party	Patrick Bissett Fletcher	MP for Western

Ministers[edit]

Office		Dates	Party
Minister of Defence	Jan Smuts, PC, OM, CH, OTO, ED, KC	31 May 1910 - 18 March 1920	South African Party
	Hendrik Mentz, DTD	19 March 1920 – 29 June 1924	South African Party
	Frederic Creswell, DSO	30 June 1924 - 29 March 1933	Labour Party
	Oswald Pirow, KC	30 March 1933 – 5 September 1939	National Party
	Oswald Pirow, KC	30 March 1933 – 5 September 1939	South African Party
	Jan Smuts, PC, OM, CH, OTO, ED, KC	5 September 1939 – 4 June 1948	United Party
Minister of Foreign Affairs	J. B. M. Hertzog	1927 – 5 September 1939	National Party
	J. B. M. Hertzog	1927 – 5 September 1939	United Party
	Jan Smuts, PC, OM, CH, OTO, ED, KC	5 September 1939 – 4 June 1948	United Party
Minister of Justice
Minister of Native Affairs	Henry Burton	31 May 1910 - 25 June 1912	SAP
	J. B. M. Hertzog	25 June 1912 - 20 December 1912	South African Party
	Jacobus Wilhelmus Sauer	20 December 1912 - 23 September 1913	South African Party
	Louis Botha	23 September 1913 - 3 September 1919	South African Party
	Jan Smuts, PC, OM, CH, OTO, ED, KC	3 September 1919 - 30 June 1924	South African Party
	J. B. M. Hertzog	30 June 1924 - 19 June 1929	National Party
	Ernest George Jansen	19 June 1929 - 30 March 1933	National Party
	Pieter Gert Wesler Grobler	30 March 1933 - 3 June 1938	National Party until 1934
	Pieter Gert Wesler Grobler	30 March 1933 - 3 June 1938	United Party from 1934
	Henry Allen Fagan	3 June 1938 - 6 September 1939	United Party
	Deneys Reitz	6 September 1939 - 11 January 1943	United Party
	Pieter Voltelyn Graham van der Byl	11 January 1943 - 4 June 1948	United Party

Minisiter without Portfolio

Percival Fynn 14/11/1934 to 13/11/1935
Lawrence Keller (Lab) 1/8/1940-12/10/1943

Overseas broadcasters that purchased missing episodes[edit]

Note that on occasion some broadcasters purchased Dad's Army telerecordings (usually 16 mm) but subsequently cancelled the order.

Country	Regions aired	TV Network(s)	Eps
Australia	—	[[]]	—
Bahrain	—	[[]]	—
Barbados	—	[[]]	—
Finland	—	[[]]	—
Gibraltar	—	[[]]	—
Hong Kong	—	[[]]	—
Jamaica	—	[[]]	—
Malta	—	[[]]	—
Netherlands	—	[[]]	—
New Zealand	—	[[]]	—
Nigeria	—	[[]]	—
Saudi Arabia	—	[[]]	—
Singapore	—	[[]]	—
Sweden	—	[[]]	—
SFR Yugoslavia	—	[[]]	—
Zambia	—	[[]]	—

Flags of Heads of State World War II[edit]

Royal Standard Presidential Standard	Country	Head of State
Allied Nations
	Belgium	King Leopold III of Belgium
	Czechoslovaka	President Edvard Beneš
	France	Charles de Gaulle
	Greece	King George II of Greece
[[]]	Luxembourg	Grand Duchess Charlotte
	Netherlands	Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands
	Norway	King Haakon VII of Norway
	Poland	President Władysław Raczkiewicz
	Yugoslavia	King Peter II of Yugoslavia
Axis Nations
	Bulgaria	Tsar Simeon II of Bulgaria
	Finland	President Risto Ryti
	Germany	Führer Adolf Hitler
	Hungary	Regent Miklós Horthy
	Italy	King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy
	Romania	King Michael I of Romania
Nations Neutral
	Andorra
	Republic of Ireland
	Liechtenstein
	Portugal
	San Marino
	Spain
	Sweden
	Switzerland
	Vatican City

Albanian Kingdom Zog I of Albania Oc
Austria Oc
Free City of Danzig Oc
Denmark Oc (Allied)
Estonia Oc
Kingdom of Iceland ?
Latvia Oc
Lithuania Oc
Monaco
Turkey
Soviet Union
United Kingdom

Treaty between nations[edit]

Future Germany after WWII as of 23 May 1945[edit]

Monarch[edit]

Portrait	Name	Reign
Portrait	Name	Start	End
	Emperor Wilhelm III (1882–1951)

Council Members[edit]

Image	Name		Party
Former President of the Reichstag
		Paul Löbe	Social Democratic Party of Germany
Former Chancellor of Germany
		Joseph Wirth Former Foreign Minister Former Interior Minister Former Finance Minister	Centre Party
		Wilhelm Marx Justice	Centre Party
		Hans Luther Former Finance Minister Justice	Independent
		Heinrich Brüning Former Foreign Minister Former Finance Minister	Centre Party
		~~Franz von Papen~~ Former Vice-Chancellor	Independent
		~~Lutz Graf Schwerin von Krosigk~~ Former Foreign Minister Former Finance Minister	Independent
Former Vice-Chancellor of Germany
		Eugen Schiffer Former Finance Minister Justice	German Democratic Party
		Karl Jarres	German People's Party
		Oskar Hergt Justice	German National People's Party
		Hermann Dietrich Former Finance Minister	German State Party
		~~Franz von Papen~~	Independent
Former Foreign Minister
		Richard von Kühlmann	Independent
		Julius Curtius	German People's Party
		~~Konstantin von Neurath~~	Nazi Party
		~~Joachim von Ribbentrop~~	Nazi Party
		~~Arthur Seyss-Inquart~~	Nazi Party
		~~Lutz Graf Schwerin von Krosigk~~	Independent
Former Interior Minister
		Georg Gradnauer	Social Democratic Party of Germany
		Wilhelm Sollmann	Social Democratic Party of Germany
		Otto Gessler	German Democratic Party
		Wilhelm Külz	German Democratic Party
		Walter von Keudell	German National People's Party
		Carl Severing	Social Democratic Party of Germany
		~~Wilhelm Frick~~	Nazi Party
		~~Wilhelm Stuckart~~	Nazi Party
Former Finance Minister
		Siegfried von Roedern	Independent
		Andreas Hermes	Centre Party
		Peter Reinhold	German Democratic Party
		Heinrich Köhler	Centre Party
		Paul Moldenhauer	German People's Party
Justice
	Otto Landsberg
	Gustav Radbruch
	Erich Emminger
Johannes Bell Centre Party
Franz Gürtner DNVP Nazi
Franz Schlegelberger Nazi
Otto Georg Thierack Nazi
Defence
File:Bundesarchiv Bild 146-1968-100-04A, Otto Karl Geßler.jpgg		Otto Gessler	German Democratic Party
Economics

Iranian line of succession to the Pahlavi claim[edit]

If the

Rezā Shāh (1878–1944)
- Mohammad Reza Pahlavi (1919–1980)
  - (1) Reza Pahlavi (b. 1960)
  - Ali-Reza Pahlavi (1966–2011)
- Ali Reza Pahlavi (1922–1954)
  - (2) Patrick Ali Pahlavi (b.1947)
    - (3) Davoud Pahlavi (b.1971)
    - (4) Houd Pahlavi (b.1972)
    - (5) Muhammed Yuness Pahlavi (b.1977)
- Gholam Reza Pahlavi (b.1923)
  - Bahman Pahlavi (b.1950)
  - Bahman Pahlavi (b.1970)
- Abdul Reza Pahlavi (1924–2004)
  - HIH Prince Kamyar Pahlavi (b.1952)
  - HIH Prince Sarvnaz Pahlavi (b.1955)
- Ahmad Reza Pahlavi (1925–1981)

HIH Prince Shahrukh Pahlavi, born 1947. HIH Prince Shahin Pahlavi, born 7th November 1959, married and has issue.

   HIH Prince Alexander Pahlavi, born 15th March 1993. 
   HIH Prince Zachary Pahlavi, born 29th December 1995. 
   HIH Prince Gregory Pahlavi, born 30th June 1997

- Mahmud Reza Pahlavi (1926–2001)
- Hamid Reza Pahlavi (1932–1992)

[1] [2]

Greek line of succession before 1952[edit]

George I of Greece (1845–1913)
- Constantine I of Greece (1868–1923)
  - George II of Greece (1890–1941)
  - Alexander I of Greece (1893–1920)
  - Paul I of Greece (1901–1964)
    - Constantine II of Greece (b. 1940)
      - (1) Crown Prince Paul (b.1967}
        (2) Prince Constantine-Alexios (b.1998}
        
        (3) Prince Achileas-Andreas (b.2000}
        
        (4) Prince Odysseus-Kimon (b.2004}
        
        (5) Prince Aristidis-Stavros (b.2008}
      - (6) Prince Nikolaos (b.1969)
      - (7) Prince Philippos (b.1986)
- Prince George (1869–1957)
  - Prince Peter (1908–1980)
- Prince Nicholas (1872–1938)
- Prince Andrew (1882–1944)
  - (8) Prince Philip (b. 1921)
    - (9) Prince Charles (b.1948)
      - (10) Prince William (b.1982)
        (11) Prince George (b.2013)
      - (12) Prince Harry (b.1984)
    - (13) Prince Andrew (b.1960)
    - (14) Prince Edward (b.1964)
      - (15) Prince James (b.2007)
- Prince Christopher (1888–1940)
  - (16) Prince Michael (b. 1939)

[3]

Treaty with Romania[edit]

Nation	Signed
Soviet Union	Vyacheslav Molotov, Minister of Foreign Affairs Alexander Bogomolov, Soviet Union Ambassador
United Kingdom	Ernest Bevin, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Duff Cooper, U.K. Ambassador
United States	James F. Byrnes, Secretary of State Jefferson Caffery, U.S. Ambassador
Australia	Jack Beasley, Australia High Commissioner to the UK
Canada	Georges Vanier, Canadian Ambassador
India	Samuel Runganadhan, Indian High Commissioner to the UK
New Zealand	William Joseph Jordan, New Zealand High Commissioner to the UK
South Africa	[[]]
Ukrainian SSR	Ivan Senin
Byelorussian SSR	Kuzma Kiselev
Czechoslovakia	Jan Masaryk, Minister of Foreign Affairs Vladimír Clementis, State Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Romania	Gheorghe Tătărescu, Minister of Foreign Affairs Lucrețiu Pătrășcanu, Minister of Justice Ștefan Voitec, Minister of National Education Dumitru Dămăceanu, State Secretary at the Ministry of War (Land Army)

For the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics:
For the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland:
For the United States of America:
For Australia:
For the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic:
For Canada: 
For Czechoslovakia:
For India: 
For New Zealand:
For the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic:
For the Union of South Africa: W. G. PARMINTER

For Roumania:

Treaty with Bulgaria[edit]

Nation	Signed
Soviet Union	Vyacheslav Molotov Alexander Bogomolov, Soviet Union Ambassador
United Kingdom	Ernest Bevin Duff Cooper, U.K. Ambassador
United States	James F. Byrnes Jefferson Caffery, U.S. Ambassador
People's Republic of Bulgaria	Kimon Georgiev, Prime Minister Aleksandar Obbov, Deputy Prime Minister Traycho Kostov, Deputy Prime Minister

For the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics:
For the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland:
For the United States of America:
For Australia: JOHN A. BEASLEY
For the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic: K. KISSELEV
For Czechoslovakia: JAN MASARYK, V. CLEMENTIS
For Greece: LEON V. MELAS, R. RAPHAEL
For India: S. E. RUNGANADHAN
For New Zealand: W. J. JORDAN
For the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic: I. SENIN
For the Union of South Africa: W. G. PARMINTER
For the People's Federal Republic of Yugoslavia: STANOJE S. SIMI; RODOLJUB OAKOVI, DR. PAVLE GREGORIC

For Bulgaria:

Finland[edit]

For the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: 	V.Molotov, A.Bogomolov
For the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: 	Ernest Bevin, Duff Cooper
For Australia: 	John A.Beasley
For the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic: 	K.Kisselev
For Canada: 	George P.Vanier
For Czechoslovakia: 	Jan Masaryk, V.Clementis
For India: 	S.Runganadhan
For New Zealand: 	W.J.Jordan
For the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic: 	I.Senin
For the Union of South Africa: 	W.G.Parminter

For the Finland: 	Carl Enckell, Minister for Foreign Affairs, V.Vesterinen, J.Helo

Italy[edit]

Hungary[edit]

Meeting[edit]

Front Row 15

The Lord Beaverbrook
The Lord Woolton
Oliver Lyttleton
Sir John Anderson
Clement Attlee
Mr Peter Fraser (New Zealand)
Mr Mackenzie King (Canada)
Mr Winston Churchill
Mr J Curtin, (Australia)
Field Marshal Smuts, (S Africa)
Anthony Eden
Ernest Bevin
Herbert Morrison
The Viscount Cranborne
Leo Amery

L to R 2nd row, 17

Field Marshal Sir Alan Brooke
Deneys Reitz (High Commissioner for South Africa)
The Lord Cherwell
Stanley Bruce (High Commissioner for Australia)
Sir Stafford Cripps
Sir James Grigg
Sir Feroz Khan Noon, (India)
H.H. The Maharajah of Kashmir
Sir G Huggins (Southern Rhodesia)
Oliver Stanley
A. V. Alexander
Sir Archibald Sinclair
Vincent Massey (High Commissioner for Canada)
Brenden Bracken
William Joseph Jordan (High Commissioner for New Zealand)
Admiral Sir Andrew Cunningham
Marshal Sir Charles Portal

Back Row, L to R. 12

Sir J Stephenson ?
 Norman Robertson Canada
 Sir Richard Hopkins, Permanent Secretary to the Treasury
 Sir Frederick Shedden, Secretary to the Department of Defence
 General Sir Thomas Blamey
 Lieutenant-General Kenneth Stuart
 Lieutenant-General Sir Hastings Ismay
 Lieutenant-General Edward Puttick
 Mr Forsyth
 Sir Eric Machtig, Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs
 Mr Mackintosh
 Sir Edward Bridges, Cabinet Secretary