Ioannes Duncan Smith

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Ioannes Duncan Smith, vulgo (George) Iain Duncan Smith (Edimburgi natus die 9 Aprilis 1954), annum agens septemdecimum ad confessionem Romanam Catholicam conversus, alumnus Regiae Academiae Militaris iuxta Sandhurst, est politicus Britannicus. Sodalis est factionis Conservativae (cui dux a mense Septembri 2001 usque ad Novembrem 2003 meruit). A die 9 Aprilis 1992 legatus est apud Parlamentum Britannicum munere populi Chingford et Woodford Green. A die 12 Maii 2010 fuit Minister Laboris et Stipendiorum, primo ministro Davide Cameron.^[1]

Notae

↑ "New Cabinet: who got which job?". The Daily Telegraph. 12 Maii 2010

Nexus externus

Brevis biographia apud Factionis Conservativae paginas interretiales

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[1] "New Cabinet: who got which job?". The Daily Telegraph. 12 Maii 2010

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