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Where is James Harold Wilson buried?
James Harold Wilson (1916-95) -- prime minister of the United Kingdom 1964-70 and 1974-76 -- is buried at St Mary's on the Isles of Scilly.
When did Harold Bird-Wilson die?
Harold Bird-Wilson died on 2000-12-27.
When did Harold Wilson die?
Harold Wilson died on May 24, 1995 at the age of 79.
What date in october 1964 did Harold Wilson become PM?
Harold Wilson became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom on October 16, 1964. He led the Labour Party to victory in the general election held earlier that month, marking his first term in office. Wilson's leadership was significant for bringing a new approach to government during a time of social and economic change.
Did Harold Wilson have a nickname?
Harold Macmillan went by Supermac, and Mac the Knife.
What is the only surname to be shared by a United States president and a British prime minister?
Wilson. Woodrow Wilson was a US President and Harold Wilson was a British Prime Minister.
How many times was Harold Wilson prime minister?
Harold Wilson was prime minister of the United Kingdom from 1964 to 1970 and from 1974 to 1976.
Who was the prime minster of the UK in 1966?
Harold Wilson.
Who were the British prime ministers of the 1960s?
Harold MacMillan (Conservative) and Harold Wilson (Labour)
What does the prime minester of Canada do?
make sure everyone is safe and does what any prime minester does, likewrites the laws &&&&&andmake the laws
What is the surname of British Prime Minister Harold?
MacMillan or Wilson.
Who was the prime minister before Edward Heath?
Harold Wilson
Who was the prime minister when England won the world cup?
The Prime Minister of England when the country won the World Cup in 1966 was Harold Wilson.
What year did Harold Wilson become prime minister?
15th October 1964
Prime minester in 1998 in England?
Tony Blair
What number prime minester was Pierre Trudeau?
15
Which British Prime Minister said 'A week is a long time in politics'?
Harold Wilson said 'A week is a long time in politics'.
