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Mr Julian Amery

Former MP for Brighton, Pavilion

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Recent appearances

  • Class Ii, Vote 2: Yugoslavia 5 Mar 1992

    The admirable speech of the hon. Member for Swansea, East (Mr. Anderson) was interrupted by questions about the ethnic composition of Macedonia and whether it is Bulgarian, Greek or Albanian. We should always bear in mind the words of Saint Paul, who said in one of his epistles: Come over into Macedonia and help us; for the brethren are sore oppressed. They are still oppressed. In March...

  • Class Ii, Vote 2: Yugoslavia 5 Mar 1992

    I thought that I went rather further than that when I recalled that Hitler needed nine divisions to keep the roads open. I am not sure what we are embarking on, but we should bear that point in mind. We do not have a great economic stake in the matter, and we have some political credit. But we are concerned with the balance of power within the European Community. Before the European...

  • Security (Northern Ireland) 6 Feb 1992

    I beg my right hon. Friend not to underrate the seriousness of the present situation. The Province is quite close to sliding into civil war between the communities, and if that happens the security forces will find it difficult to hold the ring between them. I ask my right hon. Friend one simple question. Is it a fact that the intelligence community—the security forces—know the identity...

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Former MP for Brighton, Pavilion

Entered the House of Commons on 23 February 1950 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 16 March 1992 — General election

Also represented Preston North

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