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| | Biographies |
Abrams, Creighton
Ahmed, Fakhruddin Ali
Ali, Muhammad
Amiss, Kingsley
Anthony, Mike
Anwar, Ibrahim
Arafat, Yasser
Bakr, Ahmed Hassan al-
Balaguer, Joaquin
Barnett, Joel
Benn, Anthony Wedgewood
Benti, Teferi
Best, George
Bielka-Karltreu, Erich
Black, Jet
Blair, Anthony Charles Lynton
Borg, Bjorn
Bosch, Juan
Botha, Pieter
Bowie, David
Brezhnev, Leonoid Ilych
Brink, Andre
Brundtland, Gro Harlem
Burnel, Jean-Jacques
Burton, Richard
Bush, George Herbert Walker
Callaghan, James
Carrington, Peter Alexander Rupert
Carter, Jimmy
Castle, Barbara
Cavaco Silva, Anibal
Ceausescu, Nicolae
Chirac, Jacques
Chretien, Josep Jacques Jean
Clapton, Eric Patrick
Clinton, William Jefferson Bill
Clough, Brian
Coggan, Donald
Colby, William Egan
Connors, Jimmy
Cook, Robin Finlayson
Crosland, Charles Anthony Raven
Crossman, Richard
Denver, John
Donoghue, James Harold
Dung, Van Tien
Eanes, Antonio
Eban, Abba
Ecevit, Bulent
Elizabeth II
Ellis, John
Faulkener, Brian
Ferguson, Alexander Chapman
Foot, Michael
Ford, Gerald
Foreman, George Edward
Forsyth, Frederick
Frazier, Joseph William
Gandhi, Indira Nehru
Garcia, Kjell Eugenio Laugerud
Geisel, Ernesto
Gilmour, Ian
Giscard d'Estang, Valery
Greenfield, Dave
Haig, Alexander Megis
Haile Selassie I
Haines, Joe
Halen, Alex Van
Hancock, Sheila
Harrison, George
Healey, Denis
Heath, Edward Richard George
Heller, Joseph
Hussein, Saddam
Irmak, Sadi
Jackson, Glenda
Jenkins, Roy
Kaifu, Toshiki
Karamanlis, Konstantinus
Kenyatta, Jomo
King, Billy Jeane
Kirchschlager, Rudolf
Kreisky, Bruno
Lawson, Nigel
Lennon, John Winston
Lever, Harold
Lloyd, Selwyn
Makarios, Mikhail Khristodolou Mouskos
Makonnen, Endelkatchew
Martinson, Harry Edmund
Mason, Roy
Meins, Holger
Meir, Golda
Mellish, Robert
Merckx, Edouard Louis Joseph
Mikardo, Ian
Miki, Takeo
Moro, Aldo
Morris, John
Nakasone, Yasuhiro
Nicholson, Bill
Nixon, Richard Mulhouse
Orme, Stanley
Owen, David
Paisley, Ian
Patil, Pratibha
Peart, Frederick
Perez, Carlos Andres
Peron, Juan Domingo
Pinochet, Augusto Jos RamĒn
Poher, Alain
Polanski, Roman
Powell, John Enoch
Prentice, Reginald
Quiros, Daniel Oduber
Rabin, Yitzhak
Rees, Merlyn
Revie, Donald George "Don"
Rifkind, Malcolm
Roberts, Paul
Rocard, Michel
Rosenkowitz, Susan
Roth, David Lee
Rumsfeld, Donald Henry
Russell, Thomas
Ryle, Martin
Sakharov, Andrei
Sampson, Nikos
Sato, Eisaku
Scheel, Walter
Schmidt, Helmut Heinrich Waldemar
Shah, Mohammad Zahir
Shore, Peter
Short, Edward
Silkin, John
Smith, Arthur
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander
Stewart, Rod
Strummer, Joe
Tanaka, Kakuei
Taylor, Elizabeth
Thieu, Nguyen van
Thorpe, Jeremy
Trudeau, Pierre Elliot
Ure, Midge
Varley, Eric
Vorster, Balthazar Johannes
Wakemam, Rick
Watt, Hugh
Whitlam, Goff
Williams
Wilson, James Harold
Win, Ne
Wonder, Stevie
Xiaoping, Deng
Young, Neil
Zhukov, Georgi Konstantinovich
Zimmerman, Robert Allen
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| | 101ers Strummer, Joe | |
| London Strummer founds a band called The 101'ers, named for the address of their squat (101 Walterton Road, in Maida Vale). |
| Acting Prime Minister Xiaoping, Deng | |
| Covers for his patron, Zhou Enlai, after the latter's heart attack |
| Agreement Sunningdale Heath, Edward Richard George | |
| May Sunningdale Unionist opposition, Provisional IRA violence & finally a loyalist general strike cause the collapse of the Agreement |
| Agreement Sunningdale Paisley, Ian | |
| 15th May Sunningdale Leads a deputation of the Ulster Workers ' Council to wishing to destroy the agreement |
| Agreement Sunningdale Wilson, James Harold | |
| 14th May Sunningdale The Ulster Workers Union will strike if the Nth Ireland Assembly supports Sunningdale |
| 18th May Sunningdale The Ulster Workers Union calls for a total stoppage in Northern Ireland |
| Archbishop of Canterbury Coggan, Donald | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury |
| Arrest Anwar, Ibrahim | |
| Kedah Arrested for leading a demonstration in support of rice farmers in Kedah |
| Birth Williams, Robert Peter "Robbie" | |
| 13th Feb Stoke on Trent Birth of Robert Peter "Robbie" Williams |
| Birth Rosenkowitz, Susan | |
| 11th Jan Birth of sextuplets, world's 1st sextuplets |
| Bombing of Birmingham Heath, Edward Richard George | |
| 21st Nov Birmingham IRA bombs in 2 Birmingham pubs kill 21 |
| Bombing of Dublin Heath, Edward Richard George | |
| 17th May Dublin Protestant car bombs in Dublin kill 22 |
| Brink Brink, Andre | |
| The Government bans Andre Brinks's Afrikaans novel, "Kennis van die Aand" |
| Brink Vorster, Balthazar Johannes | |
| The Government bans Andre Brinks's Afrikaans novel, "Kennis van die Aand" |
| Budget Healey, Denis | |
| Mar London Increases food & pensons subsidies for the poorest |
| Mar London Taxaton up to 83% earned income & 98% unearned income |
| Budget Nixon, Richard Mulhouse | |
| Washington The House of Representatives rejects Nixon's $474M increase in military aid to Saigon |
| Cabinet Wilson, James Harold | |
| Mar Calls his Cabinet, "the most experienced & talented this century" |
| Chairman PLP Mikardo, Ian | |
| Appointed Chairman of the Parliamentary Labour Party |
| Chancellor Schmidt, Helmut Heinrich Waldemar | |
| Bonn Appointed Chancellor |
| Chancellor Healey, Denis | |
| 5th Mar London Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1st term |
| Oct London Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, 2nd term |
| Chancellor Lever, Harold | |
| Appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster |
| Chief of Staff Rumsfeld, Donald Henry | |
| Appointed White House Chief of Staff |
| Chief Secretary Barnett, Joel | |
| 5th Mar London Appointed Chief Secretary to the Treasury, most powerful position outside the Cabinet |
| Chief Whip Mellish, Robert | |
| London Appointed Chief Whip |
| CI Vorster, Balthazar Johannes | |
| The student organization CI is banned from receiving foreign funds |
| Commander Haig, Alexander Megis | |
| Appointed Commander-in-Chief of the USAforces in Europe |
| Commander Dung, Van Tien | |
| Replaces General Giap after Nth Vietnam's failure to capture Sth Vietnam |
| Composition | | |