Person    | Male  Born 12/6/1897  Died 14/1/1977

Anthony Eden, Lord Avon

Born Durham, Succeeded Churchill as Prime Minister, 1955 - 57. The Suez crisis is considered the low point of a less than admirable term. Died at home at Alvediston, Wiltshire.

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Anthony Eden, Lord Avon

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Anthony Eden

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1 memorial