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Michael Manley
Michael Norman Manley
4th Prime Minister of Jamaica (1924–1997).
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Michael Manley
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Encyclopædia Britannica Online
UK National Archives
ISNI
U.S. National Archives
Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Kingston
Saint Andrew Parish
Place of Death
Kingston
Country of Citizenship
Jamaica
Date of Birth
12/10/1924
Date of Death
3/6/1997
Member of Political Party
People's National Party
Educated At
London School of Economics and Political Science
McGill University
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Leader of the Opposition
(1969 - 3/2/1972)
Replaces
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Norman Manley
Replaced By
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Hugh Shearer
Start Time
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1969
End Time
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3/2/1972
Prime Minister of Jamaica
(3/2/1972 - 11/1/1980)
Replaces
:
Hugh Shearer
Start Time
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3/2/1972
End Time
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11/1/1980
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade
(1972 - 1975)
Replaces
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Hugh Shearer
Replaced By
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Dudley Thompson
Start Time
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1972
End Time
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1975
Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom
Prostate Cancer
Michael (First Name)
Politician
Norman Manley
Edna Manley
Natural Causes
Douglas Manley
Order of the Nation
Order of Merit
Order of the Companions of O. R. Tambo
Order of José Martí
Order of the Liberator
Order of the Aztec Eagle
Manley
English
National Heroes Park
Michael Manley
Criterion Used
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Two Persons with the Same Name or a Similar Name
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Date of Birth
Rachel Manley
Sarah
Joseph
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David
1943
Beverley Anderson Manley
Michael Norman Manley
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