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Suez Crisis 1957 Prime Minister Anthony Eden leaving No 10 Downing Street
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Suez Crisis 1957 Prime Minister Anthony Eden leaving No 10 Downing Street
Suez Crisis 1957
Prime Minister Anthony Eden leaving No 10 Downing Street, following his resignation in 1957 in the wake of the Suez Crisis
The nationalization of the Suez Canal by Egypts President Nasser in October 1956 precipitated an Israeli attack, followed by the landing of British and French troops. But a Soviet protest, domestic opposition and non-support from America led to the withdrawl of troops and Edens resignation. The crisis strained relations between Britain, France, the US and the Commonwealth for years to come
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Captured in this historic photo print, we witness the momentous departure of Prime Minister Anthony Eden from No 10 Downing Street in 1957. This poignant image marks his resignation following the tumultuous Suez Crisis that shook the world. The crisis was ignited by President Nasser's nationalization of the Suez Canal, prompting an Israeli attack and subsequent deployment of British and French troops. However, international dynamics swiftly shifted as a Soviet protest emerged alongside domestic opposition and lack of support from America. These factors ultimately led to the withdrawal of troops and Eden's resignation. The repercussions reverberated for years to come, straining relations between Britain, France, the US, and Commonwealth nations. In this snapshot frozen in time, we observe Prime Minister Anthony Eden sporting a smile amidst what must have been a challenging period for him personally and politically. His departure symbolizes not only an end but also signifies a turning point in history—a moment when global power dynamics were reshaped. This evocative photograph serves as a reminder of how political decisions can shape nations' destinies while leaving indelible imprints on future generations. Preserved by Manchester Mirror's Memory Lane Prints collection, it allows us to reflect upon significant events that shaped our world during the mid-20th century.
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