What drove the architect of the NHS to resign in 1951?
In short: Aneurin Bevan was a monumental figure in the Labour Party and a potential leader. This lecture explores the circumstances that led to his departure from his position.
Professor Vernon Bogdanor examines the political motivations behind the resignation of Aneurin Bevan, a key figure known for designing the National Health Service (NHS).
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