Mr Frederick Cocks

1882 - May 29, 1953
Summary information for Mr Frederick Cocks

Contributions

1946

FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons February 20, 1946

FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons February 21, 1946

Diplomatic Relations Commons March 4, 1946

SPAIN (ALLIED JOINT STATEMENT) Commons March 6, 1946

2 speeches — British Forces Commons March 27, 1946

2 speeches — Elections Commons March 27, 1946

Release of Prisoners Commons March 27, 1946

2 speeches — GREECE (BRITISH TROOPS) Commons April 3, 1946

AUSTRIA (OCCUPATION FORCES) Written Answers April 17, 1946

FOREIGN SECRETARIES MEETING, PARIS Written Answers April 17, 1946

Watches (Key Men) Written Answers May 14, 1946

Motor Tricycles Written Answers May 20, 1946

Ex-Miners' Pensions Written Answers May 21, 1946

2 speeches — GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE (PROPOSED ALLIANCE) Commons May 22, 1946

3 speeches — SPAIN (BRITISH' BROADCAST) Commons May 22, 1946

Ruhr Coal Exports Commons May 27, 1946

2 speeches — British Newspapers and Articles Commons May 27, 1946

2 speeches — Displaced and Interned Nazis Commons May 27, 1946

Trade Unions Commons May 28, 1946

Police Force, Hanover Commons May 28, 1946

2 speeches — Constitution Commons May 28, 1946

Occupation Duties (Holland and Belgium) Written Answers May 29, 1946

Greece and Austria (Cost) Written Answers May 30, 1946

Mails, Austria Written Answers May 30, 1946

2 speeches — Zonal Barriers Commons June 3, 1946

2 speeches — Bricklayers Commons June 4, 1946

11 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons June 5, 1946

Clumber Park Commons July 9, 1946

BREAD RATIONING (PETITIONS) Commons July 18, 1946

DESERTED WIVES, SCOTLAND (MAINTENANCE) Commons July 18, 1946

GREECE (BRITISH TROOPS) Commons October 9, 1946

2 speeches — Factory, Daybrook (Release) Commons November 4, 1946

Trade Union Leadership Commons November 25, 1946

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