(April 13, 1928 - September 5, 1999)
Alan Kenneth Clark was born in London, at 55 Lancaster Gate and the eldest son of the art historian Kenneth Clark that is later called as Lord Clark, who was from a Scottish ancestry, and his better half is Elizabeth Winifred Clark, who was Irish. At age of 6, he went being a day boy at Egerton House, a preliminary school in Marylebone, and starting there at age 9, he went on to enter at Eastbourne at St Cyprian's School. Clark was one of those 70 boys save when the school construction was smashed out by flame in May 1939, and move with the school to Midhurst.
Alan Kenneth Clark was born in London, at 55 Lancaster Gate and the eldest son of the art historian Kenneth Clark that is later called as Lord Clark, who was from a Scottish ancestry, and his better half is Elizabeth Winifred Clark, who was Irish. At age of 6, he went being a day boy at Egerton House, a preliminary school in Marylebone, and starting there at age 9, he went on to enter at Eastbourne at St Cyprian's School. Clark was one of those 70 boys save when the school construction was smashed out by flame in May 1939, and move with the school to Midhurst.
He was a British Conservative Member in the Parliamentary Party, a diarist and a historian. He operates in Margaret Thatcher's governments as a junior minister at the Departments of Trade and Defense, of Employment, and in 1991, he became a privy councillor. He was the writer of some books of military records, counting his controversial work in 1961, The Donkeys, which is thought to have encouraged the musical satire. This “Oh, What a Lovely War” musical became famous for his flamboyance, irreverence and wit. Norman Lamont named him as being politically incorrect, iconoclastic, outspoken, and irresponsible politician during those times. He is mainly recalled in his 3-volume diary, an open account of the political living under Thatcher and a shifting illustration portrayal of the weeks heading his death, when he prolonged to write until he can no longer concentrate on the page.
Clark was an avid supporter of animal privileges in union with the activists in exhibition at Dover towards live overseas, and exterior in the dwellings of Commons in the sustenance of Animal release Front famine-striker Barry Horne. Upon his passing away after radiation treatment for a brain tumor, his clan said Clark wants it to be said that he had disappeared to connect with Tom and some other dogs. Clark created more studies about the First and Second World War is counting the Barbarossa, after Operation Barbarossa, a record of the Eastern face in the Second War, before involving in politics.
Totally opposite with the Common Market, Clark connected in 1968 the Conservative Monday Club and was soon becoming the Chairman of Wiltshire branch. He became blacklisted in 1971 by the Central Office of Conservative Party for being the right-wing, but right after illustrations of him, and some others, he was removed. He then became the MP for Plymouth Sutton, in the February 1974 mass election with a mainstream of 8,104, when Harold Wilson takes over from Edward Heath being the prime minister of the minority labor administration. In October 1974 General Election, when Labour gathered a tiny overall majority, then, Clark's vote fell down, but his initial 5 years in assembly was on the Conservative antagonism benches.
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