by Bassano Ltd
whole-plate film negative, 18 May 1935
NPG x151336
by Bassano Ltd
whole-plate film negative, 18 May 1935
NPG x151337
by Bassano Ltd
whole-plate film negative, 18 May 1935
NPG x151338
by Bassano Ltd
whole-plate film negative, 18 May 1935
NPG x151339
by Bassano Ltd
bromide print, 18 May 1935
NPG x83708
by Godfrey Argent
bromide print, 24 July 1968
NPG x166070
Dame Pattie Maie and Sir Robert Gordon Menzies
by Godfrey Argent
bromide print, 24 July 1968
NPG x166072
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Leigh Schneider
14 November 2018, 07:41
Hello from Australia. I've been looking at your page for Sir Robert Menzies, which descibes him as Australian Attorney-General and leader of the United Australian Party.
Sorry to be a pedant, but while both descriptions are accurate for Menzies' early career he went on to be the founder and leader of the Liberal Party of Australia and in that capacity the country's longest-serving Prime Minister. Describing him as the Australian Attorney-General is a bit like describing Baroness Thatcher as a former Secretary of State for Education!
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Leigh Schneider