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img Neville Chamberlain (ddr-njpa-1-27)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "No. 8,328. Neville Chamberlain. Prime Minister (Britain)."

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img Neville Chamberlain (ddr-njpa-1-26)

Caption on reverse [translation]: Transmission of Individual's Photograph. Neville Chamberlain (No. 2,852). Member of the British Conservative Party, currently Minister of Health in the national unity government."

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img Neville Chamberlain (ddr-njpa-1-25)

Caption on reverse [translation]: No. 7,360. Recent Photograph of British Prime Minister Chamberlain. [stamped] October 1938."

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img Neville Chamberlain (ddr-njpa-1-29)

Caption on newspaper clipping: "The British Chancellor and his 'Sunshine Budget': Neville Chamberlain leaving his home for the House of Commons with his budget speech in his brief case. He announced a surplus in the national revenues and a reduction of 10 per cent in the income tax."

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img Neville Chamberlain (ddr-njpa-1-12)

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img Neville Chamberlain fishing (ddr-njpa-1-16)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "(3) Prime Minister Chamberlain fishing in the Avon River on the weekend."

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img Neville Chamberlain seated at a desk (ddr-njpa-1-15)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Mr. Chamberlain (No. 5,658). Chancellor of the Exchequer in Britain's Baldwin government."

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img Neville Chamberlain walking with an umbrella (ddr-njpa-1-24)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Minister of Health in the British National Government. Neville Chamberlain. (Influential [illegible] Conservative Party). [stamped] October 30, 1931."

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img Neville Chamberlain greeting a crowd (ddr-njpa-1-14)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "British Prime Minister Chamberlain, who is active in the search for a peaceful resolution to the Czechoslovakia issue."

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img Neville Chamberlain and displaced family (ddr-njpa-1-22)

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img Neville Chamberlain walking in a park with Anne Chamberlain (ddr-njpa-1-18)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "(2) Prime Minister Chamberlain walking in the park with his wife."

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img Neville and Anne Chamberlain (ddr-njpa-1-31)

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img Neville Chamberlain walking (ddr-njpa-1-13)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Domei Photographic Overseas News June 23, 1937. The Life of British Prime Minister Chamberlain. (London) Domei. The leisurely daily routine of Mr. Neville Chamberlain, who has succeeded Baldwin as prime minister of the British Empire: (1) Prime Minister Chamberlain leaving No. 10 Downing Street for his first visit to the House of …

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img Neville Chamberlain giving a speech (ddr-njpa-1-21)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "The British Prime Minister's Eloquent Speech. (Scarborough, Yorkshire) Domei. Photograph: Prime Minister Chamberlain stands at the podium receiving applause from the entire audience after speaking of joint Anglo-American action on the Spanish and Far Eastern issues at the 64th annual meeting of the Conservative Party (held here on October 7). [stamped] November …

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img Neville Chamberlain visiting the Western front with General Gort (ddr-njpa-1-28)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Prime Minister Chamberlain Observes the Frontline. (Paris) Domei. Prime Minister Chamberlain recently visited the continent where, accompanied by General Gort, he fearlessly observed and cheered on the men stationed on the Western front. Photograph: Prime Minister Chamberlain (2nd from left, having abandoned his umbrella for a raincoat) and General Gort (to his …

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img Neville Chamberlain walking with an umbrella (ddr-njpa-1-17)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Wartime London. (London) Domei. Photograph: Prime Minister Chamberlain arriving at Parliament with his umbrella. [stamped] October 14, 1939"

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img Neville Chamberlain Halifax, Corbin, and Daladier at an airport (ddr-njpa-1-20)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Anglo-French Meeting. (London) Domei. French Prime Minister Daladier arrived in London with Foreign Minister Bonnet on September 18 for an important conference on the Czech issue. The talks began immediately after the two arrived. Photograph: British Prime Minister Chamberlain (2nd from left), Foreign Secretary Halifax (far left), and French Ambassador to Britain …

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img Neville Chamberlain giving a speech (ddr-njpa-1-23)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "(London) Domei. Prime Minister Chamberlain gave a grand speech on foreign policy at a banquet commemorating the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Foreign Press Association. The banquet was held on the 13th at London's Grosvenor Hotel. Photograph: Prime Minister Chamberlain. [stamped] January 22, 1939."

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doc Neville Chamberlain's obituary (ddr-njpa-1-30)

Article title: "Ex-Premier Chamberlain Dies After Long Illness; All England Pays Tribute."

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img Benito Mussolini, Neville Chamberlain, and Galeazzo Ciano (ddr-njpa-1-932)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Prime Minister Chamberlain Visits Rome. (Rome) Domei. British Prime Minister Chamberlain visited Prime Minister Mussolini in Rome on January 11 with Foreign Secretary Halifax and held important talks on various matters such as colonial issues. Photograph (from left): Prime Minister Mussolini, Foreign Minister Ciano, Prime Minister Chamberlain. [Stamped] February 1, 1939."

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img British cabinet members posing for a photograph (ddr-njpa-1-914)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Commemorative Photograph of the British Cabinet. (London) Rengo. From Row (from left): Philip Snowden, Stanley Baldwin, Ramsay MacDonald, Sir Herbert Samuel, Lord Sankey. Rear Row (from left): Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister, J.H. Thomas, Lord Reading, Neville Chamberlain, Sir Samuel Hoare."

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img Ramsay MacDonald welcomed by Neville Chamberlain and Paul Baldwin (ddr-njpa-1-918)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Conqueror of the Lausanne Conference Proudly Enters the British Capital. (London) Rengo. British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald resolutely led the way during this significant conference and successfully limited German reparation payments to France to the sum of 3 billion Marks, a small amount when compared to 184.7 billion Marks, the total sum …

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