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Y2K Aneurin Bevan at the 1952 Labour Party Conference 1952 Labour Conference at
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Y2K Aneurin Bevan at the 1952 Labour Party Conference 1952 Labour Conference at
Y2K Aneurin Bevan at the 1952 Labour Party Conference
1952 Labour Conference at the Winter Gardens, Blackpool. Bevan, (1897-1960) Welsh, son of miner. Worked down mines from age 13. Prominent trade unionist by 19. Led welsh miners in 1926 General Strike. Career- MP for Ebbw Vale in 1929 and made reputation as an orator. During WW2 he was one of Churchills few opponents. Deep dislike of Churchill following General Strike. As Minister of Health in the post-war Labour government he established the NHS, but widening gaps between his socialist ideals and the Labour leadership led to his resignation as Minister of Labour in 1951. " No amount of cajoling, amd no attempts at ethical or social seduction can eradicate from my heart a deep burning hatred for the Tory Party......so far as I am concerned they are lower than vermin." Aneurin Bevan, speech, 4 July 1949.
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This print takes us back to the historic 1952 Labour Party Conference held at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool. The focal point of this image is none other than Aneurin Bevan, a remarkable figure in British politics. Born in Wales to a family of miners, Bevan's journey from working down mines at the age of 13 to becoming a prominent trade unionist by 19 is truly inspiring. Bevan's political career took off when he became an MP for Ebbw Vale in 1929, gaining recognition as an exceptional orator. During World War II, he stood as one of Churchill's few opponents due to his deep-rooted dislike following the General Strike. As Minister of Health in the post-war Labour government, Bevan left an indelible mark by establishing the National Health Service (NHS). However, ideological differences with the Labour leadership led him to resign as Minister of Labour in 1951. Known for his fiery speeches and unwavering socialist ideals, Bevan once famously declared his burning hatred for the Tory Party. This print captures not only a significant moment in political history but also showcases Aneurin Bevan's charisma and determination that shaped British society. It serves as a reminder of his immense contribution towards social welfare and healthcare reforms that continue to impact our lives today.
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