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James Ramsay MacDonald (1866-1937) became Britain's first Labour Party Prime Minister in 1924. Although his first government lasted less than a year, he again became Prime Minister in 1929. The growing world crisis led him to form a coalition government, alled the National Government, in 1931: this was supported by the Conservative Party and a significant portion of the Liberal Party but by very few of his Labour Party comrades: ever since, Ramsay MacDonald has been seen as a traitor in Socialist circles. He resigned his position as PM in 1935.