History and chronology of Peter Alexander Rupert Carrington Carrington, 6th in Great Britain

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Falklands War
Government Conservative Party

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Resignation
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Peter Alexander Rupert Carrington Carrington, 6th History of Great Britain


1919	Birth
6th Sep Birth of Peter Alexander Rupert Carington
1972	Chairman CP
Appointed Chairman of the Conservative Party
1974	Minister of Energy
Feb Appointed Secretary of State for Energy.
1979	Conference of Lancaster House
London Carrington chairs the Lancaster House conference
1979	Minister of Foreign Affairs
Appointed Foreign Minister
1980	Conference of Lisbon
Lisbon Attends talks in Lisbon about the future of Gibraltar
1980	Constitution
Aug London Arranges the agenda at the Constitutional Conference held at Lancaster Gate
1980	Diplomacy
22nd May London Publicly apologizes to SaudiArabia for the film "Death of a Princess"
1980	Rule of Gibraltar
Gibraltar Attends talks in Lisbon about the future of Gibraltar
Gibraltar Gibralter's border controls are eased by Spain
1982	Diplomacy
28th Mar Falklands British Foreign Secretaty Carrington asks USASecretary of State Alexander Haig to intercede with the Argentine junta in an attempt to avoid military action
1982	Invasion of Falklands
20th Mar Falklands Carrington says a diplomatic solution is being pursued
28th Mar Falklands British Foreign Secretaty Carrington asks USASecretary of State Alexander Haig to intercede with the Argentine junta in an attempt to avoid military action
2nd April Falklands Galtieri hails the "recovery" of the Malvinas, saying Argentina had been left no option other than military action, while Carrington tells Parliament "Port Stanley is now occupied by Argentine military forces"
1982	Resignation
5th April Carrington resigns and is replaced as Foreign Secretary by Francis Pym