Harold MacMillan

Harold MacMillan

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Former British Prime Minister Harold MacMillan is remembered for his leadership during the post-war era and for famously stating that political leaders must take into account 'events,' emphasizing the unpredictable nature of global politics and its implications for national policy.

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Harold Macmillan succeeded Anthony Eden and helped restore bilateral relations between the US and the UK.

Raskol sve dublji: Šta se događalo kad su se SAD u prošlosti sukobile sa Evropom
Blic – popular Serbian tabloid/daily, est. 1996·SerbiaSerbia· 2026-01-25
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Harold Macmillan allegedly once said when challenged as to why the economy was progressing to plan.

Smooth sailing for the economy in 2026 ... we can hope! - Liam Dann
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863·New ZealandNew Zealand· 2025-12-21
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Harold Macmillan was concerned about sudden events that could arise from negligence.

Οι «αναμάρτητοι» και τα μπλόκα
Kathimerini·GreeceGreece· 2025-12-13
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Macmillan was well aware of the realities of diplomacy and military action, having been severely wounded as a soldier in World War I.

Zapad prodaje mir da bi kupio rat
Vijesti – largest independent Montenegrin daily, est. 1997·MontenegroMontenegro· 2025-11-23
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The British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said in 1963 that one should not enter Afghanistan.

Jeg tjenestegjorde i Afghanistan. Man skjønte raskt at det ikke kom til å ende godt.
Aftenposten·NorwayNorway· 2025-11-10
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Harold Macmillan was a British Prime Minister who expressed concerns about unexpected events affecting the political system.

Πολιτική σε ρευστούς καιρούς | Η ΚΑΘΗΜΕΡΙΝΗ
Kathimerini·GreeceGreece· 2025-11-10
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Harold Macmillan was the Prime Minister during the Windscale accident and decided to only publish a summary of the Penney Report.

Windscale: el poco conocido accidente nuclear en Inglaterra que fue el peor desastre atómico en Europa hasta Chernóbil
La Prensa – leading Panamanian daily, est. 1980·PanamaPanama· 2025-10-12
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Harold Macmillan was the Prime Minister during the Windscale accident and decided to publish only a summary of the Penney Report.

el poco conocido accidente nuclear en Inglaterra que fue el peor desastre atómico en Europa hasta Chernóbil
El Observador·UruguayUruguay· 2025-10-11
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The former British prime minister Harold Macmillan once said there was no problem in the Middle East because a problem had a solution.

Starmer hopes ‘pathway to peace’ will end Gaza war. History is not on his side | Israel-Gaza war
The Guardian·United KingdomUnited Kingdom· 2025-07-30
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Harold Macmillan advised Alex Douglas-Home in 1963 not to invade Afghanistan.

an unacceptable precedent – The Irish Times
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859·IrelandIreland· 2025-07-20
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Harold Macmillan was a British Prime Minister known for his quote about the challenges of governance.

Idiotas vs. personas normales
Clarín·ArgentinaArgentina· 2025-05-04
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Harold Macmillan is a former UK prime minister whose quote about 'events' is referenced in the context of the election.

Australia’s almost sure-footed Labor PM polling ahead of Liberal rival as election looms – The Irish Times
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859·IrelandIreland· 2025-05-01
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Harold Macmillan is a former British Prime Minister quoted regarding the challenges of being in office.

Business Brief: Bay Street’s message to Carney
The Globe and Mail·CanadaCanada· 2025-04-30
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Conservative prime minister Harold Macmillan spoke proudly of Britain's welfare state, saying it had built strong defences against poverty and illness.

I thought the free market was forever
BBC·United KingdomUnited Kingdom· 2025-03-28
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Harold MacMillan is referenced for his famous quote about 'events' affecting political promises.

Opinion: Why won’t our leaders acknowledge the big costs of their big tariff-relief plans?
The Globe and Mail·CanadaCanada· 2025-03-06
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