Robert Gordon Menzies was Australia's longest serving PM (Prime Minister).
Sir Robert Menzies died of a heart attack on 15 May 1978.
Robert Menzies made alot of changes like he ate choclate and stuff, he lived a life, GO play some sport oh wait he might of also drank water :) Migetman for the win
Sir Robert Gordon Menzies married Pattie Leckie in 1920. Their relationship was "till death do us part".
Sir Robert Menzies is famous because he was prime minister for the longest amount of time.
Robert Menzies has shaped the face of Australia because in 1962 he gave the Aboriginals a right to vote. Also Robert brought the Liberal Party into Australia.
Robert Menzies is best known for being the longest serving Prime Minister in Australia. He served as the Prime Minister of Australia for seventeen years.
Robert Menzies was originally a member of the United Australia Party. When factional differences led to the disintegration of the UAP, Menzies resigned and later formed the Liberal Party of Australia from the remnants of the UAP in 1944.
Jeparit, Victoria in Australia.
Robert Gordon Menzies was Australia's longest serving PM (Prime Minister).
The US asked him to.
Robert Menzies initially belonged to the United Australia Party. During his first stint as Prime minister of Australia, he led the UAP, but party dissension caused Menzies to resign and the party to fold.When Menzies was elected to serve the second time, he had established the Liberal Party of Australia. This is the party he led from 1949 to 1966.
Yes. When England declared war against Germany, Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies also formally declared war.
The prime minister Robert Menzies blindly followed Britain in declaring war against Germany.
Sir Robert Gordon Menzies.
On 28 April, 1965, Australian Prime Minister, Robert Menzies, announced that Australian troops would be sent to support the United States forces in the Vietnam war. The first Australian troops arrived in Vietnam in May 1965.
Robert Gordon Menzies was the leader of the Liberal party of Australia during and after the 1950's. Follow the link below for more information.