-
going "naked into the
conference chamber." This
split the
Bevanites; many, such as
leading Bevanite Michael Foot,
continued to
oppose Britain's
nuclear weapons...
-
between the
Gaitskellites and
Bevanites simmered,
centring mainly on the
issues of
nuclear disarmament (which the
Bevanites supported and the Gaitskellites...
- Attlee,
steadily lost
ground owing to
infighting between the left-wing (
Bevanites) and the right-wing (Gaitskellites),
resulting in an
unclear election...
-
emerging schism between Gaitskellites, on the
right of the party, and the
Bevanites, on its left. The party's
manifesto stated that the
party "proud of its...
- split,
between the party's left-wing
followers of
Aneurin Bevan (known as
Bevanites) and the right-wing of the
party following Hugh
Gaitskell (known as Gaitskellites)...
-
Crisis pla**** a key role in the
reconciliation of the
Gaitskellite and
Bevanite factions of the
Labour Party,
which both
condemned the invasion, after...
- co-authoring the Keep Left pamphlet, and
later became one of the more
prominent Bevanites.
Crossman is
considered by
historians to be a
central figure to British...
- At the
bitter Morecambe Conference in late 1952,
Wilson was one of the
Bevanites elected as
constituency representatives to Labour's
National Executive...
- Britain. The
election began the
fractionalization of the
Labour Party into
Bevanite and
Gaitskellite factions after Hugh
Gaitskell blamed Aneurin Bevan for...
- departure,
although a left-wing
group within the
party became known as "
Bevanites".
Attlee and
Labour were
ousted from
power in a snap
election held six...
