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'''Clement Attlee''', 1st Earl Attlee (1883 - 1967) was the Prime Minister of the [[United Kingdom]] from 1945 to 1951. He was leader of the [[Labour Party]], and is remembered as the leader of the socialist government that was elected in the aftermath of [[World War II]] and which nationalized British industry, gave independence to India, opposed Communism in the [[Cold War]], and was wracked with economic hardships. During the war, he served as [[Winston Churchill]]'s Deputy Prime Minister.  He made Britain a junior partner of the [[United States]] in the [[Cold War]]--and indeed pushed the U.S. away from supporting Stalin's Communism.  

'''Clement Attlee''', 1st Earl Attlee, KG, OM, CH (1883 - 1967), was the Prime Minister of the [[United Kingdom]] from 1945 to 1951. He was leader of the [[Labour Party]], and is remembered as the leader of the socialist government that was elected in the aftermath of [[World War II]] and which nationalized British industry, gave independence to India, opposed Communism in the [[Cold War]], and was wracked with economic hardships. During the war, he served as [[Winston Churchill]]'s Deputy Prime Minister.  He made Britain a junior partner of the [[United States]] in the [[Cold War]]--and indeed pushed the U.S. away from supporting Stalin's Communism.  

His voice was quiet and thoughtful rather than frenzied and bombastic; he loved reasoned debate, even as opponents ridiculed his modesty. His party was weakened in the 1950 elections and defeated in 1951, as Churchill and the Conservatives returned to power.

His voice was quiet and thoughtful rather than frenzied and bombastic; he loved reasoned debate, even as opponents ridiculed his modesty. His party was weakened in the 1950 elections and defeated in 1951, as Churchill and the Conservatives returned to power.